The Numbers should be float not int

what do you mean ? it's there, the description is the same for every language

Kata hint != kata suggestion

64 / 11 > 5, the expected answer is 'Nice Work Champ!'. Your code is wrong if its answer is not that.

64/11 is NOT 5.

Hmm. If you invent your own enum, and it has a problem, then that is your issue -- not an ISSUE with this Kata.

No enum constant Dinglemouse.Player.BINK

enum Player { PING, PONG;

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@Phlipside

The four extra 't's are the four extra heads, there are 4 dead ants here.

Interesting. I'd always thought of 't' as the "tail" of my ants.

• An ant consists of 3 Parts a n and t if it is written as ant we assume it is alive. Everything that is not written as ant is assumed to be a part of a dead ant.
• The rules also state, that if an there are multiple ant-parts (e.g. a, n, n) we assume as little alive ants as possible. Therefore this example would result in 2 dead ants

If we take your example:

ant a ant anatttt

This tanslates to:

ant a ant anatttt

Meaning we have:

• 2 alive ants green
• 1 dead with all parts a, n and t red
• 2 dead with missing n yellow, orange
• 1 dead with missing a and t cyan

The four extra 't's are the four extra heads, there are 4 dead ants here.

I am writing from a second account (the main one is blocked). Sorry, I've been sitting here for about 30 minutes trying to understand my code. But I still don't understand.

Why not?

3.605551275463989**2 = 12.999999999999998
3**2 + 2**2 = 13

Yes, you get a rounding error, but there's a simple workaround to eliminate that.

Your general idea is not wrong, but you do need to calculate sides correctly, e.g. AB is actually 2.236.

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