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      • albas99
      • commented on "Convert a Boolean to a String" javascript solution
      • 5 years ago

      oh, thanks for the tip 😁

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      • danMachlenkin
      • commented on "Convert a Boolean to a String" javascript solution
      • 5 years ago

      Hi, Nice solution!

      btw, you can change it to if(b) insted of if(b===true)
      :)

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      • ogeidemol
      • commented on "Are they square?" kata
      • 10 years ago

      Thank you for the comments. I got it done with a different approach.

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      • GiacomoSorbi
      • commented on "Are they square?" kata
      • 10 years ago

      Yep, pardon: it is checking if the square root is single digit, but still not related with the actual scope of the kata.

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      • CrazyMerlyn
      • commented on "Are they square?" kata
      • 10 years ago

      Your code is doing something just slightly different than checking if the number is single digit.
      It's checking if the square root of the number is single digit. When numbers get bigger your code fails.

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      • ogeidemol
      • commented on "Are they square?" kata
      • 10 years ago

      Thanks for taking a look at my code.

      But if that would be the case then my code shouldn't work with the very first test that contains double digit numbers? right?

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      • GiacomoSorbi
      • commented on "Are they square?" kata
      • 10 years ago

      I can't see how your code is testing correctly for the required condition (you are just testing that each number is single digit...), but, anyway, remember to format the code with the git flavored mark-down, for better readability :)

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      • ogeidemol
      • commented on "Are they square?" kata
      • 10 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • coder4fun
      • commented on "Formatting decimal places #1" kata
      • 10 years ago

      Which language?

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      • ogeidemol
      • commented on "Formatting decimal places #1" kata
      • 10 years ago

      Hey

      My answer show the correct result but still the first test won't recognize them as valid.

      Could you PLEASE TAKE LOOK.

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      • ogeidemol
      • commented on "String chunks" kata
      • 10 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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