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The Office IV - Find a Meeting Room
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Having two diffrent return types isn't good practice. Returning
Noneis fine.Took me some time to notice that this was letter 'O' in the array, not a zero 0 (: a little bit confusing, that part.
Clear!
No sample tests in crystal (reminder for me to add later ~~
fixed
C++ translation
Approved, thanks
Julia translation
Approved
One issue here -- the instructions specify "None available!" but you have to output "None available" (no exclamation point) to pass
Fixed.
Java translation here
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Issue with your code, that's not the way to retrieve indexes
Haskell : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5bfff3727172564f72000151?sel=5bfff3727172564f72000151
Approved
+1 for Mr Robot
PHP Translation Kumited - please accept :D
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Ruby, Crystal, and CoffeeScript translations submitted for approval. Hope they're ok.
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Crystal is missing example test cases, for some reasons expects
1for empty rooms and in general might need a thorough review.And Pete should really learn to return only one type of result from his functions...
This series is funny. Feeling like working with Dilbert. Expecting more.
@petegarvin1,I'm not sure if it's intentional but your description doesn't mention what to return if there isn't a "room" available? If you mentioned it in the description or added an example test case (or both), it would be a bit clearer.
I was using the Python version so I don't know if the JavaScript version has an example test case like that.
Thanks!
Added to example test cases and description - Javascript version.. will let the author do Python. Thanks for flagging :D
@petegarvin1,Thanks for clarifying what the proper return value was supposed to be when no "room" was available!
an -> atin the first sentence of the description"Your job at E-Corp"Hopefully you don't mind the changes!
All good, thanks for the input :D
Python translation for approval.
Done :D
Will be cool to specify in the description how to handle the case where all the meeting rooms are busy, or to put an example test case.
Done
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I guess something is broken here. In every case it doesn't work. I check for a ['O'], but it's always false.
Wrong random tests:
always undefined expected...
Unpublished. Will look into it
Should be fixed, I've changed the input
Works, thanks;-)!
Great, thank you! :)