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Asking for review #985 (comment) @ahans @vaeng @siebenschlaefer |
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Hi all — could I please get a review on this PR adding the twelve-days practice exercise (addresses #985)? Status:
Would appreciate if a maintainer could review and merge. |
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Thanks for your contribution and sorry for the long wait! Just some comments to get this more in line with the other exercises ...
…w for verses, add newlines
…riptions, no newlines in verses, use recite function
…or compile-time constants
…ring{} constructor
…elve-days example
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All requested changes have been addressed ✅ |
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Thanks for addressing my comments. However, it appears to me you mostly vibe code this. Please don't do this blindly. It leads to inconsistencies and broken code. Also please test your solution locally first. Thank you for your understanding.
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I also approved the CI runs now, you'll see that they fail. |
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Thanks for the review! I’ll admit I used AI in some cases to speed things up, but I didn’t vibe code blindly, I tried to follow the review points. I see now that some of those changes introduced issues, so I’ll rework them carefully, clean up formatting, and make sure everything passes before pushing again. |
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When I use constexpr std::string_view expected = ... in tests, I get this linker error: That's why in my latest commit I used std::string expected = ... for the tests to compile and run. |
That is surprising, but is probably due to our ancient version of Catch2. That old version doesn't support string_view properly yet, it seems. The issue here is with Catch2 code that is used to print differences when test cases fail. Anyway, sticking to The reason I advocate for |
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We're getting there! Thanks for you patience!
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I have implemented all your suggested changes: template argument deduction for std::array, updated namespace structure, and added const qualifiers to expected variables. All changes committed and pushed successfully. |
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Thanks again for your contribution. I will fix the redundancy in the example and then merge.
| if (start_day == end_day) { | ||
| // Single verse case | ||
| auto result = std::string{"On the "} + | ||
| std::string{ordinals[start_day]} + | ||
| " day of Christmas my true love gave to me: "; | ||
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| for (int i = start_day; i >= 1; --i) { | ||
| if (i == start_day) { | ||
| result += std::string{gifts[i]}; | ||
| } else if (i == 1) { | ||
| result += std::string{", and "} + std::string{gifts[i]}; | ||
| } else { | ||
| result += std::string{", "} + std::string{gifts[i]}; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| result += ".\n"; | ||
| return result; | ||
| } else { | ||
| // Multiple verses case | ||
| std::string result = ""; | ||
| for (int i = start_day; i <= end_day; ++i) { | ||
| if (i > start_day) { | ||
| result += "\n"; | ||
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| auto verse = std::string{"On the "} + std::string{ordinals[i]} + | ||
| " day of Christmas my true love gave to me: "; | ||
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| for (int j = i; j >= 1; --j) { | ||
| if (j == i) { | ||
| verse += std::string{gifts[j]}; | ||
| } else if (j == 1) { | ||
| verse += std::string{", and "} + std::string{gifts[j]}; | ||
| } else { | ||
| verse += std::string{", "} + std::string{gifts[j]}; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| verse += ".\n"; | ||
| result += verse; | ||
| } | ||
| return result; |
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There's quite a bit of redundancy in here. You had that better in a previous iteration. But don't worry, I will take care of it.
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@ahans Thank you for your time, review, and for merging! 🤍 |
Description
This PR adds the missing twelve-days practice exercise to the C++ track, addressing issue #985.
What this PR does
twelve-dayspractice exercise implementation.meta/directoryconfig.jsonwith exercise metadataExercise Details
Exercise: Twelve Days of Christmas song lyrics generator
Difficulty: 3 (Medium)
Author: alienx5499
Functions Implemented:
verse(int day)- Returns lyrics for a specific daylyrics(int start_day, int end_day)- Returns multiple verseslyrics(int end_day)- Returns verses 1 through end_dayFiles Added:
Testing
./bin/configlet sync -e twelve-days(up-to-date)Implementation Notes
Related Issue
Addresses #985 (adds one of the missing practice exercises)
Ready for review! This exercise follows all Exercism C++ track conventions and is fully functional.