7 kyu
Debug Basic Calculator
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Fundamentals
Debugging
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Python new test framework
Approved
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Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.
Enabled in this fork
Javascript version of Kata should ideally include random tests
Added in the new fork.
Test.assertSimilar(calculate(-3,"/", 0), null, "-3 / 0 = null") is not a good test. Caclculate is defined to return null, but if calculate returns +/-Infinity (ex. -3 / 0 === -Infinity) test case passes. My bad. Sorry.
Thanks for the Kata, it was good practicing refactoring on it
Thanks for the kata; approved and translated into both Ruby and Python, if you want to approve them :)
I don't know Python. Are there any syntax or logical errors in Python translation?
If you try to edit the kata, you see that going on "validate solution" should return all green, doesn't it?
If I am missing something else, please let me just know and I'll try to fix it :)
Initial solution for Python should have logical and syntax errors all over it since this is debug kata. I don't see it in py initial solution. It looks correct. Then again, I don't know py that good.
Oh, now I get it: yeah, rest assured that is quite far from being a good piece of code, let alone a working one :)