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returns index of moveThe number of random tests in JS is extremely low only 10.
The quality of the tests is also suboptimal; invalid cases are generated that do not adhere to the rules of Tic-Tac-Toe, and the fixed test cases also include several invalid board configurations. example:
['', 'O', 'O', 'O', 'O', '', 'X', 'X', '']now on dart Translation Dart
The author has been inactive for a long time; community help is needed.
I am working on a Python port and need quick feedback.
I am working on translating this kata. Is this test case valid?
board: ['', 'O', 'O', 'O', 'O', '', 'X', 'X', '']After all, according to the rules of Tic-Tac-Toe, X and O take turns, and the count of one symbol cannot be double that of the other.
Just put [0]s in front of the returns. Worked like a charm.
Please specify to return one valid move instead of a list of them.
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Test.expectshould be scrutinized tomocha+chaiframeworkDescription should be language-agnostic
Should also mention that we need to return a valid move, and a winning move if possible (with concrete examples) Currently the setup can easily mislead solvers to return a list of available moves if no winning move is possible
Description must contain a rule about a boards where any move will be fail.
Wasted so many attempts to know that function must return any free point (not -1, null, false or undefined).
I must return index of the move right 0-8 || -1? Then why it shows some kind of error...
Can someone explain how it works?
I also assumed we had to make the "best" move possible. The description isn't all that clear about what is required.
fun kata. I just don't understand why it is 6kyu and the other - simple result-checker kata - is 5 kyu. I think this kata looks a step further. It is fine for a 6kyu just I find the other one simpler. nvm
Hi!
Written tests allows to push partial kata solution
just look at my terrible solutions, wich passed the tests.
suggest add this case:
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