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    • farhanaditya
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 4 years ago

    This is just hell

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    • a.vadim
    • commented on "Write a function to sort a given string into alphabetical order" kata
    • 4 years ago

    It was a useful Kata. Now I know that localeCompare() does not work correctly with punctuation marks.

    console.log([":", ",", ".", ";"].sort());
    console.log([":", ",", ".", ";"].sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b)));
    
    // --> [",", ".", ":", ";"]
    // --> [",", ";", ":", "."]
    
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    • FArekkusu
    • created an issue for "Write a function to sort a given string into alphabetical order" kata
    • 5 years ago

    The description says nothing about ignoring "\n".

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    • FArekkusu
    • created an issue for "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 7 years ago

    This kata is terrible, and should not exist. Everything, starting from stupid possible inputs, and ending with a fixed test which MUST be hard-coded (unless you're a magician, and your solution returns the same result as the reference solution up to 16 decimal places) is an absolute disaster.

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    • Chrono79
    • resolved an issue on "Sum of all arguments." kata
    • 7 years ago

    Fixed.

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    • Voile
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 8 years ago

    I fixed the random tests (they were working incorrectly). I also clarified what is actually being expected (floored towards zero).

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    • Voile
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 8 years ago

    Fixed ;-)

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    • Voile
    • resolved an issue on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 8 years ago

    Fixed

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    • twypsy
    • created an issue for "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 8 years ago

    TypeError: Cannot read property 'caller' of null
    at /runner/frameworks/javascript/cw-2.js:159:11
    at Promise._execute
    at Promise._resolveFromExecutor
    at new Promise
    at Object.describe
    at Object.handleError
    at ContextifyScript.Script.runInThisContext
    at Object.runInThisContext

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    • 1KuX
    • commented on "Write a function to sort a given string into alphabetical order" kata
    • 9 years ago

    Quite challenging ! Thanks man.

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    • user5036852
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 9 years ago

    Same problem like Johan described...

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    • matt c
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 9 years ago

    The anti-cheat did work but codewars changed how it works so now there are different methods of checking whether a symbol is in the solution code.
    The ridiculous input obfuscation increases the katas difficulty I don't see a problem with that.
    Maybe if you're having trouble with off-by-last-digit errors make a suggestion to make the kata more lenient but 11 people have solved this kata before.

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    • JohanWiltink
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 9 years ago

    It's .. not working perfectly.

    Reinforcement Test Cases:
    
    TypeError: Cannot read property 'caller' of null
           at /runner/frameworks/javascript/cw-2.js:179:21
        at Promise._execute
        at Promise._resolveFromExecutor
        at new Promise
        at Object.describe
                at Object.handleError
            at ContextifyScript.Script.runInThisContext
        at Object.exports.runInThisContext
    

    Between that (I have no clue what's going wrong or how to fix it, even after forfeiting and looking at the test case), ridiculous input obfuscation and endless off-by-last-digit errors, I have given up on this kata. And you should not name functions with an initial capital either.

    Not even marking an issue.

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    • JohanWiltink
    • created a suggestion for "Write a function to sort a given string into alphabetical order" kata
    • 9 years ago

    Description might clarify how to sort non-alphanumerical characters and how to handle whitespace.

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    • chessmonger2112
    • commented on "Divide two numbers without using the '/' operator and return the result to a specified number of decimal points" kata
    • 9 years ago

    Capitalized functions normally indicate that it's a constructor function. :)

    Good kata.

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