6 kyu
Drawing a cube
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should add character limit (2000 should be fine) to guard against hardcoding.
Nice kata. Thank you.
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It seems to be a bug, I'm not sure yet if it's a bug in the kata, or in setup of PHP on Codewars.
I think the issue is fixed, could you please verify?
JS Node 18 should be enabled
this is done
Description should be language-agnostic (regarding the
- Return std::stringpart)done (author is not really that active)
For n <= 0 return empty string.But solutions that only check forn == 0can pass easily in JS && Ruby at leastRuby: initial solution setup's extra code should be removed
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/64318eadd4d3ea249d4801ea?sel=64318eadd4d3ea249d4801ea
Great kata ^^
Really nice kata. Thank you.
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Fixed.
Errr, I made a JS kumite earlier, but I'm not sure whether you validated it or I forced it by clicking the "publish" button. I considered it would logically still need your approval but I'm not sure anymore (thus I only saved the Ruby kumite, tell me if I actually had to click publish to make it visible to you ^^")
I did approved it couple of hours ago ;) Thanks for your effort.
Nice little kata! :D
Edit: One little note though: the preloaded code is meant to be accessible to the user, if you don't want the user to access your code (like your solution validator) just put it directly in the final test cases section.
And why force OOP on your fellow warriors? a simple function would have been more standard here (and if needed one can call a class in that function)
Yeah, I think you are right, I will change it, thanks :)