Any other code warriors here?

Question

I have finally decided to try https://www.codewars.com and I'm starting to like it more than HackerRank. There are more coding challenges and you get to see the solutions of other members after you have done your Kata. After a few hours I'm almost at 6 Kyu. The IDE is pretty and the overall site is great. I highly recommend it.

Answer 1

There was a kata, hilariously easy, returning the negative value of a number....one guy made an incredibly long solution for that and joked about how hard it was. 😂

Answer 2

Ok Im going to add you if you want.

Answer 3

I'm currently attempting a 2 kyu kata (very hard) :

https://www.codewars.com/kata/evaluate-mathematical-expression

I already have it solved in C++ (see my codes), but the kata is in Java, Js, or Ruby 😕. The IDE does not even let you define multiple classes as is required for Java programs....because besides that I could easily convert the code to Java.

Answer 4

@Helioform Lmao, I can imagine him saying "Hell yeah it was hard, look at my code it took like years to finish, wow I'm an expert now"

Answer 5

@luka, cool. I didn't have the time to do any kata today.

Answer 6

https://www.codewars.com/users/Pixie11

Let's add each other.

Answer 7

Alright, done.

https://www.codewars.com/users/Hermetix

Answer 8

Sure why not.

Answer 9

I've stopped using it in the last month too but recently did some katas again. btw you dont always need to know some stl

Answer 10

Try to learn some new languages it will definitely help you. Most people train in 3-4 languages you get more honor that way.

Answer 11

I've tried the 2kyu "Evaluate Math Expression" again after weeks of inactivity and was able to do it in JavaScript. Gave me 128 honor + 70 honor for reaching 4kyu. :D

Answer 12

Returning a multiplication too. 😂

Answer 13

There was a Kata where I need to make randomly cased letters and good thing Rust isn't one of the choices because, Rust doesnt support random integer, you need to use Cargo.toml for that

Answer 14

I've discovered that I can define more than one classes, by not making them public and defining them after the class using them. (thank you SO) Only problem is, that it does not work for enums, and 75% of my code depends on it. :/

Answer 15

Me,

6 kyu
User: Hermetix,
Language: C++

Answer 16

Rust's intro examination was easy:

Fix the error:
fn thing(x: i32, y: i32) {
x * y
}

fn thing(x: i32, y: i32) -> i32 {
x * y
}

What was your intro examination for your language?

Answer 17

Right now I am working on C++, Java, Javacript, sometimes C# ( I still have not tried hosting )

Answer 18

Hosting (embeding C# in C++)

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/unmanaged-api/hosting/index

Answer 19

Well that was easy xD

Answer 20

7 Kyu (Just Joined)
Clan:
Name: Z34O
Languages: Rust