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Please refrain from posting large, unprocessed, AI-generated paragraphs. Using AI as a spellchecker is fine, but dropping AI generated blobs of text is kinda lame. At least remove irrelevant fluff from the text.
π© Format Inconsistency (The "Bug")
"Issue: Inconsistent Date Formatting"
The description example shows July 21 (single digit), but the test cases fail unless the day is padded with a leading zero (February 03). Please update the description or the test expectations so they match.
ποΈ Ambiguity in "Months" (The "Edge Case")
"Suggestion: Clarify Month Logic"
You should specify how to handle adding a month to the end of a long month. For example, if the start date is January 31st and the period is 'in 1 month', should the result be February 28th or March 3rd? This will prevent 'flaky' tests for users.
π¬π§ Year Constraints (The "Scope")
"Question: Is this strictly for 2015?"
Since the holiday list provided is specifically for 2015, the description should explicitly state that all input dates will be within that year. If you plan to test other years, the holiday logic will need to be more dynamic.
No random tests
This kata was surprisingly satisfying β now Iβm out here walking around saying adak adak anane to myself π Thanks for the great challenge!
Enabled in this fork
Might as well call this kata "Reservoir Dogs"
Approved
python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Thanks Chrono
Agreed I have tried to simplify the description. I have reduced to a 6kyu and try to offer better examples of the input and output
Ok have updated I was getting confused with parsing and validating. No I highlight that we need to parse the string to a regex pattern before calculating the number of capture groups
Ok have updated. My original confusion of how to handle the input of slashes I believe to have sorted with a better description and examples. This was due to trying to validate before parsing to a regex pattern.
Ok have updated. My original confusion of how to handle the input of slashes I believe to have sorted with a better description and examples
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