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Thinkful - String Drills: Areacode extractor
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Fundamentals
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python new test framework + random tests
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nice kata
Not enough tests & need random ones.
Still does
added in python
I pass the basic tests, but I don't pass the 'more tests': 'ou' should be '818', I am quite confused
print the input to the console, to see what you're doing.
I am having the same issue.
My code: def area_code(text): # Your code goes here return text[-13:-10]
area_code("The supplier's phone number is (555) 867-5309")
The position of the area code in the string is not constant. Your code won't work.
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Javascript translation kumited. Added some random tests too.
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Not that I can tell, @suic, but I don't know Haskell :(
What's the best way for me to handle translations for languages I don't know? Should I approve unless there's an obvious problem?
Yes, that's the usual way when you don't know the language. If there's any issue with Haskell translation @kazk with find and report it (thanks kazk :)) and I'll fix it.
If a translator doesn't reposnd, the best way to let him know is to post under the translation annoucement.
Thanks,
suic
Cool, approved :)
Thanks :)
@suic, aren't "Test Cases" and "Example Test Cases" swapped? "Show Kata Test Cases" above shows example tests and "Example Tests" in trainer has full test cases including random tests.
Thanks, it's fixed now. Wrong copy paste :/ Regards, suic
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