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Square Roots: Approximation
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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Python 3.8 should be enabled.
Haskell : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5bbbebb94c47242d61000084?sel=5bbbebb94c47242d61000084
actualandexpectedare switched in the random tests.This comment has been hidden.
Sorry, but I don't seem to understand the question. What do you mean when you say it can be calculated if the next and previous perfect square are different?
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Hi, thanks for the feedback. I've added "or equal to" for every instance of "less than" or "greater than" in the description, and added a clarification afterwards. Please let me know if it isn't clear. Thanks!
Now it's clear, cheers.
Python random test rounding function is incorrect.
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I see nothing wrong the rounding: solutions seem to work fine with both
base + round(..., 2)andround(base + ..., 2)ssmay be whole, but due to floating point representation, you can't be sure thatsqrt(ss)yields an integer. So if you don't applyroundat the end, your solution can yield a wrong result.The kata description says
That is rounded to the nearest hunderdth, not tenth.
Would you please revise the text here?
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. It's fixed now.
Minor issue - Point 6. of your instructions 'which is 14.59, rounded to the nearest tenth' : tenth should be hundredth. Thanks
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. It's fixed now.