COuld there be an issue with python? this is my log, [Log
['sport', 'ports']
Incorrect answer for:
word = 'ortsp'
words = ['sport', 'parrot', 'ports', 'matey']
: None should equal ['sport', 'ports']], I dont see any issue with my solution..
I don't know why, but this is ranked as a 5 kyu kata, for which you're supposed to win 21 points, but I only won 8 points initially, which turned to 9 points when I refreshed my profile. Weird.
Random tests sometimes generate sentences ending in " ."
Random tests sometimes generate words without vowels
These things make counting words difficult, because they are not normal syllables, words, and sentences. The reference solution counts "lbl" as 1 word and 0 syllables. This may strictly comply with the specs, but I'd say it's not in the spirit of it.
Javascript (at least, maybe other languages): User can mutate the input, expected result should be calculated before or a copy should be passed to the user.
Probably you're printing the answer instead of returning it, read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/training-example#writing-a-solution and this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#expected-the-same
COuld there be an issue with python? this is my log, [Log
['sport', 'ports']
Incorrect answer for:
word = 'ortsp'
words = ['sport', 'parrot', 'ports', 'matey']
: None should equal ['sport', 'ports']], I dont see any issue with my solution..
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Great kata, awesome description, thanks! :)
great thanks, clears it up
See this paragraph.
I don't know why, but this is ranked as a 5 kyu kata, for which you're supposed to win 21 points, but I only won 8 points initially, which turned to 9 points when I refreshed my profile. Weird.
Fixed 0.01 rounding errors in python by using 11.80 instead of 11.8
( JS, possibly others )
" ."
These things make counting words difficult, because they are not normal syllables, words, and sentences. The reference solution counts
"lbl"
as 1 word and 0 syllables. This may strictly comply with the specs, but I'd say it's not in the spirit of it.Fixed
Approved.
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Two
b
s and oneo
vs oneb
and twoo
s. Not an anagram.How is bob not an anagram of oob?
Javascript (at least, maybe other languages): User can mutate the input, expected result should be calculated before or a copy should be passed to the user.
Loading more items...