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Naming the kata as
guessdoes not add more context to users when it comes to solvingNot providing any hints in description does not add more context to users when it comes to solving
Not providing sample tests to reveal some hints does not add more context to users when it comes to solving
Not providing fixed tests to reveal some hints does not add more context to users when it comes to solving
Please refer to katas like these when writing puzzle katas
So, because the regex pattern you expect is so basic you made understanding what it is the entire challange?
I guess it could pass for a kata (not a fun one), but you need to actually name the kata and provide a description which explain this, or at least not misdirect. (since the pattern is not pattern relating to 'nothingess' or 'empty' strings but actually to the input numbers).
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So... you not gonna tell the input string or anything? That's not good. How will the user know which passes and which is not?
maybe he want user to find the solution from the result
@SmallWolfxDDD that part I do understand that. From the blank description and no sample tests, I can directly conclude that this is a puzzle kata and I have to analyze the input to create the solution. The problem here is that I can't even figure out what the input to start figuring out the solution of the problem.
Look at this:
The only times I can see the full input is when it fails. The tests directly show pass message on expected result.
My code is:
sol = r"^.+$"which captures the full input when ran with regex match method (Shouldn't be marked as spoiler since this is necessary for context of problem)yes I get the same result when I use
r'.+'Well, I can fix that.
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