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Peter takes an exam in school
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Solid C# Kata.
Hey! I have a unique problem, my solution works fine during testing, but when submitted fails and says that the term "Kata" does not exist in current context, did I remove something from the solution? any pointers on why this is happening would be great.
I need to see your code. Please put it here as a comment with spoiler content.
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Nevemind, I fixed it.
The english in the description is a little awkward.
I would suggest the following:
"Peter is a teacher in a school. He wants to publish the names of the students who passed a recent exam in alphabetical order."
Thanks for suggestion
when i run my code i got this: Error: Command failed: /tmp/csharp116030-19-2w5u9y/code.cs(9,62): error CS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type
System.Collections.Generic.List' toSystem.Collections.Generic.List'. WTF?Please post your solution here, then I can help you.
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LOL. Didn't know C# error messages were this bad. Your code is returning a list of Student objects. The function is supposed to return the name of students, i.e. a list of strings. The error message seems absurd because it doesn't mention the type of List.
Thanks for help!
In the description you say: "If the grade of a student is equal to the acceptance grade, he will pass the exam." Could be more precise as students with higher grades should also pass the exam, shouldn'n they?! You should also add a test for equality of grades. For now both '>' and '>=' checks pass the tests.
It is now modified, the first test check that grades equal to acceptance grade will be passed. The description is also modified :)
There is no solution setup, which is not clear.
:D Is it ok now?
Yes, now its great!