They are given because they change from one test to another.
Whats the expected output for the â@â character ?
Im sending the same result as the âAâ character and its failing
Failure
Found: # #
Expected: # # #
all other test cases are working fine
Is â@â in the character list?
one of the test cases sends the string âM@NH@TT@Nâ,
so, whats the expected result ?
I tried MANHATTAN (in ascii art) without success
@ is not a valid character, so you should display â?â
# # ### ### # # ### ### ### ### ###
### # # # # # # # # # # #
### ## # # ### ## # # ## # #
# # # # # # # # # #
# # # # # # # # # # # # #
Ok, that worked, thanks
I had the same problem.
I donât know what your solution is as i donât see your code.
This is was what fixed it for me:
I added Char.IsLetter(âany characterâ) method to my solution and i used â?â instead of spaces.
It went to 100% after that.
I have absolutely no it worked
Your comment should be at the top, lol, Thanks
Merci, merci, merci !
Mon francais est pauvre, je sais.
Je crois que les spécifications du problÚme aussi sont pauvres.
Jâavais des difficultĂ©s aussi avec les letttres petites et majuscules; jâai pensĂ© que, peut-ĂȘtre, les lettres petites Ă©tait dĂ©nommĂ©es 27 - 52.
Pfft⊠beaucoup de temps perdu.
You can speak in English as well.
Thanks!
I thought Iâd honour the thread, so to speak.
Itâs interesting for me to try to express myself in French and I reckon itâs a bit amusing or maybe perplexing to those who know the language well.
I corrected your French.
Hello, does anyone know what is the meaning of âanother ASCII representationâ in the last test??
Itâs not the one given in the example?
Hello everyone!
I am trying to complete the puzzle in c++. I split the string of alphabet characters and stored each letter in a multidimensional array: string MultiArr[H][27]. I converted the line of text in input in decimal for recognising each letter without using if or switch loop. My last problem is how to print out in the same line. With the single letter is ok, but the output of the second example is as in the image:
Thanks in advance!
You need to refactor your program to print line per line instead if per letter.
Line 0 -> Print one line with every MultiArr[0][foreach letter in word]
Line N -> Print one line with every MultiArr[N][foreach letter in word]
instead of
Letter 0 -> Print N lines MultiArr[0->N][letter]
It works!
Thanks
Bonjour,
Je valide tout sauf le 7 : Test full alphabet in CAPS WMADXESFGIJVTHKNOBPLYQR
Vous avez un idée de pourquoi ?
Par avance merci !
This has probably been said before in one of the ~300 comment but:
If youâre failing the Lorem ipsum test, look at where you read the input. Make sure your program reads lines not words . The âstarting codeâ for a lot of languages doesnât âŠ
In my case, I was reading only âLoremâ and wasted a lot of time before I looked there
I really think this problem shouldâve had an example with spaces
All of the tests except the first one show as wrong because they want 2 spaces at the end? Is this a glitch?