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Name:roll
Clan:Inventive Ninja
Skills:python, javascript
Member Since:Jun 2015
Last Seen:Nov 2017
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    • Blind4Basics
    • resolved an issue on "esreveR" kata
    • 5 years ago

    handled

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    • Blind4Basics
    • resolved an issue on "Not very secure" kata
    • 8 years ago

    too late, resolved.

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    • anter69
    • commented on "Not very secure" kata
    • 8 years ago

    2 years later... the test cases are locked, so it cannot be updated anymore... (added it to the example tests, though)

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    • elliotchance
    • commented on "IP Validation" python solution
    • 9 years ago

    If you want to catch anything and you don't care about what the actual exception was you can use:

    except:
    
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    • roll
    • commented on "Return a sorted list of objects" javascript solution
    • 10 years ago

    I saw it in a few different kata's solutions. I had the same question.. Correct one is to use substraction.

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    • roll
    • commented on "Use map() to double the values in an array" kata
    • 10 years ago

    No way in javascript to get something like python's partial(operator.mul, 2) or (2).__pow__?

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    • roll
    • created an issue for "esreveR" kata
    • 10 years ago

    In javascript for now it's not reverse an array like http://www.codewars.com/kata/array-dot-prototype-dot-reverse/javascript it's return a new reversed array.

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    • roll
    • commented on "isAN(value)" kata
    • 10 years ago

    JavaScript is the best.

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    • roll
    • commented on "All unique" javascript solution
    • 10 years ago

    Very nice!

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    • roll
    • commented on "Character Frequency" kata
    • 10 years ago

    There is a way of course.

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    • roll
    • commented on "Explosive Sum" python solution
    • 10 years ago

    Thanks. Not in formulas in wikipedia?

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    • roll
    • created an issue for "Not very secure" kata
    • 10 years ago

    Please add to python version:

    test.assert_equals(alphanumeric("hello_world"), False)

    to eliminate incorrect solutions with \w regex class.

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    • roll
    • commented on "Double Cola" kata
    • 10 years ago

    Shame on me but it cost me a few sheets of paper to get the O(1) version..

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    • roll
    • commented on "Feynman's square question" javascript solution
    • 10 years ago

    No difference but E(1,n) of course..

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    • roll
    • commented on "Readability is King" kata
    • 10 years ago

    Yea.. Python version is totally broken..

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