For Kotlin, could you make some changes to the test Class and remove the semicolons and also the unused import import java.util.Random. I noticed that if I copy and paste with the semicolon, some IDEs will think it is a Java Class rather than a Kotlin Class.
I've put the edit below:
import org.junit.Test
import kotlin.test.assertEquals
class OppositeExampleTests {
@Test fun testFixed() {
assertEquals(-1, opposite(1))
assertEquals(0, opposite(0))
assertEquals(25, opposite(-25))
}
}
It might take some time to appear because the job queue is currently backed up.
Approved, thanks!
Racket translation published: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5c93d704e4dcc9022b200b94
Not an issue. You have to implement a function (which is set up for you in the initial solution), instead of reading from/writing to console.
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Done
Done
OMG so sad of me.... this is soo easy
For Kotlin, could you make some changes to the test Class and remove the semicolons and also the unused import
import java.util.Random. I noticed that if I copy and paste with the semicolon, some IDEs will think it is a Java Class rather than a Kotlin Class.I've put the edit below:
Re-raised as a more meaningful issue.
This line is misleading and should be removed.
Probably segfault.
Somehow it got through curation process, so maybe at some point community thought this might be a good challenge ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is a CW bug. You should try resubmitting your solution, although, for some users it may not work as well.
Try submitting again. It happens occasionally: https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues/1592
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