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Feed Kahumolings!
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Broken image link in the kata description should be removed.
python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.
Very good kata! Thanx!
Really liked this Kata...just the right amount of challenging for 6Kyu :)
Java translation kumited.
I cannot add it due to some bug, instead of opening the translation, I get the 500 error page :( And your C# translation also disappeared somehow. I cannot even view the revision history, it also redirects to 500 error page :(
I saw your C# approval but now the C# translation has disappeared. Nevertheless I can see: http://www.codewars.com/kata/feed-kahumolings/translations but from that I get the 500 error page... It's even now impossible to translate with the "+" button". Maybe we have to wait that Codewars corrects the bug...
Yeah, I filed this issue on github.
Yes! I am still getting Error 500 on both translations. If I use the "+" button, after that "Translate this kata" Error 500 too.
Someone has approved the Java translation (not me). Nevertheless, I still get the error when trying to access the kumite, and C# translation is still broken.
Isn't Jake who approved the kata?
I am talking about translation approval, not kata approval. I do not know who approved it (notification doesn't say), and I cannot check the kata edit history, it results in that nasty error each time.
At the same time I had one translation of another kata which was approved. I think it can only be by Jake because the kata author seems to have been inactive since long. Sorry for the confusion in my previous posts! By the way I had problems with Java translations of some of my own katas. Filing a bug was useless:-(
I translated your nice kata to C#. Tell me is something seems not to correspond to your wishes.
It works, but for some reason random test data is printed before actual testing. I do not know anything about C# and its test framework here, so I really cannot review this anyhow and I do not know if it is normal or ot that it prints out like this. I would prefer, however, that input data was printed to console before actual random test case, not altogether (not sure if this makes sense for C# though).
Thank you for the translation, accepted!
I slightly modified the tests. Now, not random tests Test1 to Test5 are first and Test6 with 80 random tests is last. Are printed to the console only the data of random tests but in the "Example Test Cases" there are four tests with input and output clearly visible. Unfortunately Codewars has nothing about tests in C#.
Thank you!
As you may remember, due to some CW bug the C# version of the kata got broken after Java translation was submitted. Looks like I've succeeded recreating C# solution from your kumite. Feel free to revisit it and edit if I did something wrong. Thank you for this contribution again!
I remember, good, happy to see you again!
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Very nice kata, thanks!!
More mathematical explanation
What are you missing? I wouldn't like to give away all of the reasoning behind this kata, but if you have specific questions, be my guest.
It's just as well you're right, I said it instinctively because I immediately resolved through the "numbers" without understanding what he was actually asking.
Si hai ragione è meglio così; l'ho detto istintivamente perchè l'ho risolto passando subito ai "numeri" senza capire effettivamente cosa stesse chiedendo.
Oh, wow, not only I got two italian codewarriors in few days, but you even hail from the my past university :o!
Nitpicky side [a veteran user I know is very keen on reading this kind of posts to learn even more italian]: if you use "si" as an affirmative particle (="yes"), you have to put an accent over it; "perché" requires the acute accent.
That said and just to avoid being hated in a few lines, I am going to review your pig latin kata a bit :)
Great! An ex-student of UniFlo. Did you do Computer Science?
Ah, I wish: I did Business&Administration, then Marketing, then moved out of that moisty valley and did a master in Pisa, Sant'Anna school of advanced studies.
I started learning and using code for good just about 2 years ago and never looked back since :)
Hi MMMAAANNN, I just translated it into Ruby and wanted to compliment for the care in this kata, starting from the back story and going all the way up to the scupulous code you wrote for the tests :)
Hi! Thanks!
Nice!