Please, help. I don´t know if its a language barrier or if I'm not that familiaryzed with this kind of problem, but I can't understand what kind of data I'm recieving a what I have to find.
I don't see any description in the details. Are we supposed to reverse engineer the task from the tests? Love this series, but not sure why the description in this one doesn't describe the kata.
wtf, why if i go "if(maze==".") return true;", in tests it returns false?? but if i go like "if(maze==".") return 1010;", then it returns 1010! Then how i can solve this kata in java?
The ninth fixed test has an extra character in the last row, which makes it not a grid.
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Either I misunderstood, or the test cases (python) no longer have the letter
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after the first 6 tests.A Swift port would be welcome please. :)
Please, help. I don´t know if its a language barrier or if I'm not that familiaryzed with this kind of problem, but I can't understand what kind of data I'm recieving a what I have to find.
Scala translation
Can anyone tell me why 'global' ,I tried 'local' in i_am_here and can't pass test
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I don't see any description in the details. Are we supposed to reverse engineer the task from the tests? Love this series, but not sure why the description in this one doesn't describe the kata.
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wtf, why if i go "if(maze==".") return true;", in tests it returns false?? but if i go like "if(maze==".") return 1010;", then it returns 1010! Then how i can solve this kata in java?
Well I'm clearly not understanding something.
Why is this supposed to be 7 climb rounds?
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2-1 + 7-2 + 9-7 = 8 by my logic.
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