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As stated in task details: 'There is always enough money to accept any offer'. The variable 'money' is therefore not relevant to solution at all and should be removed. It is excessive - this task is solvable without ever using it.
The variable 'money' is needed for this kata. If you can resolve it without this variable, you are welcome
Why do you think is it necessary?
Description is vague.
write an algorithm that tells me whether it is profitable for me to accept all the offers- it means you should always accept all offers and return the right answer:If I get profit and should accept all offers, let algorithm return 'A good day, the profit is n$.' and otherwise 'Nonprofit day.'I'm not a native speaker but: 'If I get profit and should accept all offers', feels off. I think it should be something like 'If I get profit after accepting all offers'.
done