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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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In ruby I raise an error when the activity rank is invalid. The tests want me to do something else, but I do not know what. There is no initial test, so I have no idea what is expected.
I believe case of _ and test_ must be tested and behavour described.
Prolog translation
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Random Tests
Input:
text = "Q^REgCs@/MhcoaHXc@
SFb%GLz*\nl+D zx^jPkB\n\nCgMcznCwbs/g\nsOTFl*b""]markers = ["!","-","^","%","#","+","/","
Assertion: expected 'Q\nl\n\nCgMcznCwbs\nsOTFlb' to equal 'Q\nl\n\nCgMcznCwbs\nsOTFlb'
Is this issue?
Go Translation
i get the error "After applying rank of -1 the progress was expected to be 21, but was actually 20: expected 20 to equal 21"
INI rank: -1, katarank: 2, d: 2, progress: 80;
END rank: 1, katarank: 2, d: 2, progress: 20;
the rank current rank of the user is -1 and the activity rank is 2 therefore i don't see why would i need to add 1point to progress since the activity rank isn't smaller than the user rank. Any help?
When the comments say for the pageIndex method
// determines what page an item is on. Zero based indexes
// this method should return -1 for itemIndex values that are out of range
It really makes it sound like you're looking for the page an array value is on, not the index.
Haskell translation
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CS:
No sample tests
No random tests
Test.expect
should be replaced withchai + mocha
frameworkNeeds random tests that involve decoding characters as values and parameters of length greater than 1
The URL decoding components part is not explained whatsoever, the description should also provide examples on other character decodings and explain to users that they can use a preloaded function
decodeURIComponents
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