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Here is a fork that fixes the issue. Also, it adds
Fixed Testson theATTEMPT. I merely commented out theconsoledescribing the type of random test; so that can be reverted if better.Thanks for the help!
nice kata
My program for this test \ [ ':(', ':D', 'T_T', ':)' ] false \. Outputs the following \ [ 'T_T', ':(', ':)', ':D' ] \. But it gives me an error \ expected [ 'T_T', ':(', ':)', ':D' ] to deeply equal [] \ Please tell me what the problem is.
your code mutates the input
Oh, that was really the problem. Thank you very much :D
Nice kata!
JS:
chai&&assertshould be usedDescription should be language-agnostic
Python update (new testing framework)
Approved!
Thanks!
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I tried attempting the blind cases and got this error in the console: "Error: kata.js: Unexpected token, expected ( (18:10)"
This looks like your code's problem. Check parentheses and braces ;-)
(Also I'd suggest to avoid the use of the
Babellanguage versions whenever possible, they give very bad error messages about syntax errors in code.)Ah! You're right, I had an else if statement without any arguments set up. ::facepalm:: I have a question, what do you mean by Babel language versions? I'm still a extreme novice with JS and I'm not familiar with the term or what it involves.
If you look at above the code window there's a dropdown next to language version (the one says
JavaScript) and it should sayNodesomething. That's the version of the language you're using.It's very important because you need to check the compiler/runtime version to know what's available and what's deprecated (e.g
Node 0.11won't have any ES6 stuff) ;-) For Node you should choose the latest version in general, but I wouldn't suggest theBabelones because of the above reason.Oh, and by the way,
Babelis a transpiler for JS. Basically it takes JS code and tranform it into different JS code, for compability or (psuedo) support for newer language features ahead of the JS engine version.Voile you are beyond awesome, thanks so much for the detailed explanation! I honestly hadn't paid that Node setting up there any mind, but I'll definitely will from now on :D
Maybe a little to easy for 6kyu?
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