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Not exactly the same input value. Not a kata issue. Please read the posts below before creating an issue.
the test '1.2.3.4' is in both the invalid cases section, expecting False and the valid cases section, expecting True
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FACTS
It's not a proper bug report.
The test cases are freaking curses
Same problem occuring
Hi marcynn, I'm afraid this is an issue with your code and not with the kata. Your current solution is not failing on those test inputs; try printing out the input and double-check you're looking at the right test. If you read the discussions below you might find clues to where you're going wrong.
I've just submitted a working Python solution to make sure and it succeeded.
Test code is wrong on the following:
When I click on test, I get that everything is valid. However, when I click Attempt, I receive that the above assertions should be False.
The input is not the same for those tests. Not a kata issue. Read the posts below, like this one: https://www.codewars.com/kata/515decfd9dcfc23bb6000006/discuss#638a55bb60d8280027719bf8
can someone explain this
why my code output test is
i think this issue because for diffrent tests i have diffrent output
1.2.3.4
passed
1.2.3.4
passed
1.2.3.4
True should equal False
1.2.3.4
True should equal False
I am not sure which one applies, but your solution crashes for input
"189.21..63"
.C#. Am I the only one getting System.FormatException : Input string was not in a correct format.?? I've passed first tests and sample tests, but when I try to attempt I got this error. Am I stupid or is there something wrong?
You can print the input. See https://docs.codewars.com/training/training-example#debugging-a-kata and https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#print-input.
I don't get it, newbie here. How are you supposed to debug a test condition when you not told what the inout is that is being tested? My solution fails on a couple of tests and I have no idea from the output what might wrong. Is this supposed to be a guessing game?
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