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It does make you look up something that can be useful later on, though it's still wildly misrated.
That depends on how the tests, and in particular, the error messages are written.
Aaah okay thank you. I didn't expect there to be numbers. That's why I would reall appreaciate Codewars showing the failed examples. I think it used to do so, but I might be wrong.
Print the input and fix your code. It fails with inputs like
"2"
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reopened here as a more generic issue (all languages were affected)
the kata description defines one pass of bubble sort to be only one iteration rather then sorting the whole list
you are right the list won't be sorted at the end, this is intentional
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Added in JavaScript
the lack of typing work on typescript ? should it say that the parameters are not typed ?
"Funny image" link in the description is no longer accessible.
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Simple to solve, very simple, but excellent, conceptual kata.
I was able to pass the Attempt test suite in Rust without any issues. Please post your current solution, mark it as a spoiler and specify the input(s) causing your solution to fail so we may reproduce your issue and determine whether it is indeed a problem with the tests.
Closing the issue since there's insufficient evidence it's related to the Kata itself.
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