Test Cases for "Wordy" exercise

[LucasMatthew]

Hi . I solved the “Wordy” exercise in Haskell using parsec. However, I have submitted 2 solns. First one, the parser checks only for positive or negative integers. Second solutions, simply excludes whitespace and “?”. Both ran successfully. I have a suggestion. Will it be possible to add a test case, where some of the numbers are in the form of “1249a” , and so on? SO that this fails? If it is alright, may I add this test case?

I initially posted this in the Haskell specific thread, but since it applies to the problem in general, I was recommended, posting it here.

2 solutions for "Wordy" exercise in Haskell, one correct, one incorrect

Hi . I solved the “Wordy” exercise in Haskell using parsec. However, I have submitted 2 solns. First one, the parser checks only for positive or negative integers. Second solutions, simply excludes whitespace and “?”. Both ran successfully. I have a suggestion. Will it be possible to add a test case, where some of the numbers are in the form of “1249a” , and so on? SO that this fails? If it is alright, may I add this test case?

[IsaacG]

For reference, other Wordy test discussions include

• Wordy failure tests
• Missing test case on Wordy problem

[glennj]

@LucasMatthew

I initially posted this in the Haskell specific thread, but since it applies to the problem in general, I was recommended, posting it here.

FYI, if you click the pencil icon beside the title, you can change the category, as an alternative to reposting