6 kyu
Car Number Plate Calculator
832 of 1,554W_2004
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The parameter type in Crystal should be defined so that it is not
Int32 | StringIt's kata so good. But i think that it's not 6ky, rather ~5ky Only my opinion
Thanks, glad you liked it.
True, depending on the approach it might feel harder than 6kyu.
One of the best kata's I ever did
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed. Good solution btw.
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Hi, I predict what the issue is and based on that I did a minor fix to the tests. Try it again and if it doesn't work, drop your code in here (and use a spoiler flag) - I'll deal with it in details. Thx for pointing this out anyways.
Hi, fixed. All test passed. Btw, ty for this Kata))
np, glad you enjoyed.
Something wrong with ruby tests: https://imgur.com/a/FcKQtjA
Fixed. Should've not used for in ruby - didn't really consider it at that time, but realized now it was a mistake. Guess my approach was too pythonic. Used the more native .each instead.
Anyways, thanks for pointing it out.
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Fixed
RISC-V translation Kumited - please accept :-D
Approved! Thanks for your contribution;
C translation
Approved;
Thanks for the translation!
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my pleasure. thank you for an interesting kata, mate:) keep it up
Glad you enjoyed!
I used to play around with predicting number plates (mathematically) when I was a kid, figured I would bring this idea out "into the world" :)
thumbs up!
nice kata, the math is mathing with this one
Thanks!
Glad you like it;
Go translation
3xThanks
D translation
2xThanks
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Rust translation
Had to experiment with each translation, all approved;
Thanks!
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hmmm... yeah, seems i missed this one.
All fixed now.
Thanks for pointing that out :)
Dear creator, thank you very much for this Kata. I had to create 3 versions before it was fast enough and the final version was dramatically different than the first!
I'm glad you figured the final method! I like your curent solution)). And btw weren't you trying to generate all the possible versions of the number plates and find the right one by index, at first ? Good luck in the future katas anyways.
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This beta has turned into a kata. Thanks to everyone who helped and participated.
In Sweden we rarely use the letter 'w', so I struggled a little at first while expecting the base to be 25 instead of 26.
It would have helped me if the alphabet was provided in the Kata :-D
Good idea. I changed the setup of the initial solution. It now provides the full alphabet;)
Sample tests are still using old test framework.
done
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Python 3.8 should be enabled.
It is already enabled.
it is.
There should be a lot more random tests than 20.
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if there will be more random tests, people with long lousy code's tests will get timed out. Because codewars only alows a maximum of 12 seconds when running the tests.
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done
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yes but with a small twist
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