The test cases are formatted without seconds and timezone but the actual submission tests include them. I accounted for this oddity in my solution, but I think this should be fixed to be one way or the other.
I know, and also exactly this tests in "Attempt" was marked as failed. I figured it with output in console all input data. More strange that 1 test marks as Passed and failed in one time.
When pressed "Test", your solution is tested through fixed small number of tests, but when you press "Attempt", your solution is tested through lots of edge cases and random tests.
The test cases are formatted without seconds and timezone but the actual submission tests include them. I accounted for this oddity in my solution, but I think this should be fixed to be one way or the other.
one of the best
@WestwardLand968 : Would you mind to elaborate ?
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Python starting code comment is not indented properly.
HTML formatting in tests is broken, at least in Python, and presumably in all other languages.
IMHO random tests should still remain but be reduced
Can you post your current solution here and mark as having spoiler?
Nothing can be enforced since this is a beginner-level kata
65!!! 1 more... i can't believe it.
I know, and also exactly this tests in "Attempt" was marked as failed. I figured it with output in console all input data. More strange that 1 test marks as Passed and failed in one time.
yes 64 possibilities but how to go about it?
When pressed "Test", your solution is tested through fixed small number of tests, but when you press "Attempt", your solution is tested through lots of edge cases and random tests.
In anycase, that's not an issue.
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