transpose exercise #315
transpose exercise #315
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| #[test] | ||
| fn empty_string() { | ||
| let mut input: Array<ByteArray> = array![]; |
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| let mut input: Array<ByteArray> = array![]; | |
| let input: Array<ByteArray> = array![]; |
no need for input to be mutable, address this in all test cases
| #[ignore] | ||
| fn simple() { | ||
| let mut input: Array<ByteArray> = array!["ABC", "123"]; | ||
| let expected = array!["A1", "B2", "C3"]; |
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nit: let's format these row values into rows, and column values into columns.
You can use #[cairofmt::skip] to tell the formatter to not touch this then.
This is similar to what we've done for minesweeper.
#[cairofmt::skip]
let input: Array<ByteArray> = array![
"ABC",
"123",
];
#[cairofmt::skip]
let expected = array![
"A1",
"B2",
"C3",
];Note: apply this change to all tests where the formatter didn't already format the values like this
| "lnnn", | ||
| "ogge", | ||
| "n e.", | ||
| "glr ", |
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You should not pad to the right, i.e. add padding spaces to the rightmost columns (as per the problem description).
Copy/paste the actual expected output from the canonical data
| #[ignore] | ||
| fn jagged_triangle() { | ||
| let mut input: Array<ByteArray> = array!["11", "2", "3333", "444", "555555", "66666"]; | ||
| let expected = array!["123456", "1 3456", " 3456", " 3 56", " 56", " 5 "]; |
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| let expected = array!["123456", "1 3456", " 3456", " 3 56", " 56", " 5 "]; | |
| let expected = array!["123456", "1 3456", " 3456", " 3 56", " 56", " 5"]; |
Same as before, no padding to the right is allowed (see canonical data)
| let mut i = 0; | ||
| loop { | ||
| let mut temp: ByteArray = ""; | ||
| for line in input |
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It must be possible to avoid having a loop + for + break + continue combination to perform this operation, makes it very hard to follow what is going on.
Find a way to refactor this into something more readable.
You can use Go implementation as inspiration, it is very clear and concise
| "uuid": "59b5d30b-62c1-4465-a44d-485c45f4aac2", | ||
| "practices": [], | ||
| "prerequisites": [], | ||
| "difficulty": 1 |
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| "difficulty": 1 | |
| "difficulty": 4 |
It's not a trivial exercise, let's increase the difficulty
Thanks for the review. I'd address them. |
Closes #241