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wordy 1.5.0.8: Test question What is? with no operands or operators #779

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In keeping with 1.3.0, we want to test that this fails in an
expected way rather than an unexpected way.

Specifically for Haskell, we want to make sure that this results in
None rather than accessing an out-of-bounds index due to always
assuming that the inputs will have at least three space-separated
elements (of the form "What is X...?").

exercism/problem-specifications#1401

In keeping with [1.3.0][], we want to test that this fails in an
expected way rather than an unexpected way.

[1.3.0]: exercism/problem-specifications#1383

Specifically for Haskell, we want to make sure that this results in
`None` rather than accessing an out-of-bounds index due to always
assuming that the inputs will have at least three space-separated
elements (of the form "What is X...?").

exercism/problem-specifications#1401
@sshine sshine self-requested a review November 23, 2018 10:08
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Looks good to me!

@petertseng petertseng merged commit 09fb29e into exercism:master Nov 23, 2018
@petertseng petertseng deleted the wordy branch November 23, 2018 10:10
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