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Name:Grigory
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    • tomfun
    • commented on "Boolean function truth table" javascript solution
    • 4 years ago

    Nice regexp parse :)
    But it seems not good idea to use coded argument names, better to generate them ('A' ... 'Z')
    except cases where we have 66 arguments :)

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    • cagatay117
    • commented on "Classic Hello World" csharp solution
    • 8 years ago

    In the description it says return nothing, but you returned 0, so...

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    • tomfun
    • created an issue for "Live and Let Dice ...roll" kata
    • 9 years ago

    It is bad practice when you swap arguments' order, when some of them are defaults. This kata is good just for one purpose: to learn that you shouldn't make such strategy in code :).

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