Numbers

[gioannides]

1. is a valid input, this will be interpreted as 1
   .1 is not valid (it is not 0.1). Should it be considered as 1 or be considered invalid altogether?

Same applies for 1/0, should this be interpreted as two independent number 1 and 0, or should it be disregarded altogether as invalid?

[mahudu97]

.1 should be interpreted as 1: should ignore the '.' and start from '1' to find a matching pattern.
The spec has no case for a token starting with '.' - so it should be ignored.

For 1/0, DT has mentioned that although it should be treated as 1 and 0 as two separate integers, he will not be testing this case as it wasn't specified at the start - so don't worry about 1/0.

[m8pple]

Yup, exactly what @mahudu97 said.

[gioannides]

Thank you