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Exercism secred_handshake help list
I’ve built the following code (reverse not implemented) to solve the secret_handshake problem at exercism.io.
But the first test fails..
test Create a handshake for a number wink for 1 (SecretHandshakeTest)
secret_handshake_test.exs:13
Assertion with == failed
code: assert SecretHandshake.commands(1) == ["wink"]
left: ["wink", nil]
right: ["wink"]
stacktrace:
secret_handshake_test.exs:14: (test)
There’s a ["wink", nil] instead of a ["wink"] for the 1 case, and I can’t figure out why this is happening.
defmodule SecretHandshake do
@doc """
Determine the actions of a secret handshake based on the binary
representation of the given `code`.
If the following bits are set, include the corresponding action in your list
of commands, in order from lowest to highest.
1 = wink
10 = double blink
100 = close your eyes
1000 = jump
10000 = Reverse the order of the operations in the secret handshake
"""
@spec commands(code :: integer) :: list(String.t())
def commands(code) do
in_binary = decimalToBinary code
to_reverse = true and rem(code, 10000)
commands = []
commands = if div(in_binary, 1000) == 1, do: [getAction(1000)] ++ commands
commands = if div(in_binary, 100) == 1, do: [getAction(100)] ++ commands
commands = if div(in_binary, 10) == 1, do: [getAction(10)] ++ commands
commands = if rem(in_binary, 2) == 1, do: [getAction(1)] ++ commands
end
defp getAction(dec) do
case dec do
1 -> "wink"
10 -> "double blink"
100 -> "close your eyes"
1000 -> "jump"
end
end
defp decimalToBinary(dec) do
dec
|> Integer.to_string(2)
|> String.to_integer
end
end
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NobbZ
Each of this lines will return nil from its implicit else branch.
I am not sure though, why your result is ["wink", nil], it should be ["wink" | nil].
You should try to do some other approach by creating a list of tuples, where the first element is the bit that has to be set, the other is the word to put in the command. Then you simply fold over that list.
Something like this:
[{0, "wink"}, {1, "double blink"}, {2, "close your eyes"}, {3, "jump"}]
|> Enum.fold([], fn {bit, cmd}, acc ->
if bit_set?(code, bit), do: [cmd | acc], else: acc
end)
|> Enum.reverse()
bit_set?/2 is easily implementable using the Bitwise module.
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