This is a Kata that I don't even remember when I solved, obviously I was either drowsy or just wasn't that familiar with programming back then

Are you guys copying each other's solution? How come so many people had the same specific solution?? It's not like that's a totally straightforward solution

Sometimes I have too much time in my hands and I obfuscate my solutions haha

Obviously... after two years...

This (and iirc a lot of others as well) is a duplicate. Also it's not... worth it, in the sense that there's a built-in function for that, which you can and most people use on other ordinary Katas. It would be challenging if you restricted the use of built-in functions.

How come so many people have given this specific answer?

Just how many methods are there in C#? There's like a method for everything, I'm impressed

Got it, thanks =)

No I know, I meant is there a benefit from defining the method outside the function constructor, instead of writing it inside it as this.greet=function(){...}; ?

Why write the method outside the constructor function?

In the Kata description, the equation is replaced with an error message saying "Unbalanced Eqn".

i've achieved maximum level of procrastination