Can someone help me in poker hand code coach please? I can't pass test case #5 and #6 .

Question

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/cr7O1M39ftR3/?ref=app

Answer 1

MULUKEN ADDIS
Did you check the output too?
" Full House" is not the same as "Full House".
Any extra space can make it not passing the test.

Also, from the task description, it says:
High Card: Highest vale card (from 2 to Ace)
My interpretation is 2 is the lowest value, and Ace is the highest value.
So, Ace cannot be the highest and the lowest value (1) at the same time.

Answer 2

MULUKEN ADDIS
You sure?

I remove all the extra spaces from line 285 to line 303, and it passes all testes.
As mentioned earlier, " Full House" is not the same as "Full House".

Answer 3

To test your code, it is best to give a test case for your functions.

Try:
10S JS QS KS AS
10S JS QS KS 9S

Answer 4

MULUKEN ADDIS
The first clearly is a royal flush, of course.

From the task description, Flush: All cards of the same suit.
But the second is a Straight Flush: All cards are consecutive values of same suit. (9, 10, J, Q, K)

The idea is, you have a data, and you know the answer. Feed that data into your program and see does it produce the result you are expecting.

Answer 5

MULUKEN ADDIS
It is an interesting idea.
To my understanding, however, it is a Flush, and my solution told me so.
It is because the number start from 2 and end with A.
AS 2S 3S 4S 5S, which means we have 4 consecutive values starting from head (2, 3, 4, 5), plus an "A" which happens to be the tail of the possible values.

Maybe you can think of this way. We replace J, Q, K and A with 11, 12, 13 and 14.
Then "AS 2S 3S 4S 5S" becomes "14S 2S 3S 4S 5S", not 5 consecutive values.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Wong Hei Ming that is not the error. the first is royal flush , the second is flush and my code gives me that.

Answer 8

Wong Hei Ming you mean that the discomposure of cards doesn't lead the card not a straight. We adjust them and can be straight. That means 5S 2S 4S AS 3S is also a straight flush? b/c we can adjust them like AS 2S 3S 4S 5S

Answer 9

Wong Hei Ming ace can be low or high card when it comes first it can be low
and high if it comes in the last .
I rewritten my code to pass 10S JS QS KS 9S as a straight flush, but test cases #5 and #6 can't pass again. you can see it in my code the straight function .

Answer 10

Keith

Answer 11

Wong Hei Ming Nothing changed I checked it.

Answer 12

Wong Hei Ming Thanks a lot bro, I solved it!🤗🤗 but the space doesn't matter. if the space is b/n Full & house it matters.