Problem 1502. Perl 1: push

Created by Clemens Giegerich

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Claudio Gelmi on 13 May 2013

All test suites wrongly defined. It should be assert(isequal(num,y_correct))

Clemens Giegerich on 13 May 2013

Why wrongly defined? I will fix it if you can told me what's wrong with the test cases. I saw already cody examples which combines several tests into one assert call. Sure I should call assert(isequal(num,num_correct)) instead of assert(isequal(num,length(y_correct))) but both versions should work (I have already fixed it).
The test cases should test for the correct length of the modified x vector and the correct contents!

Clemens Giegerich on 13 May 2013

I just modified the problem a little bit because functions like assignin seems not to be allowed in cody. It is not my preferred definition of the problem but the problem should be solvable in cody...

Claudio Gelmi on 13 May 2013

Thanks.

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