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hahaha nice kata

hi sandro i dont know c++ so maybe this will help you maybe not... the description was written for python and i guess some of the definitions arent explained for c++ very well. the input in c++ would be a monster type tuple such as "typedef tuple<string, int, int, int> MonsterGroup;" where the variables are the type, hitpoints, number, and damage respectively. calling "get<1>([MONSTER])" would then return the hitpoints.
hope this helped

well my neck is sore now... but that was fun! nice kata :)

approved :)

cool thanks mate. i'll have to take your word for it that it works. looks hella complicated to me

ok reviewed and approved! thanks mate. now that i have seen your solution java doesnt look that bad... but i think i will finish learning python first :)

ah cool thanks mate looks good

should be ok... i have left the monster pairs as lists in order to loop through the pairs when testing. when they are passed to the function it then splits them up

hey FF i made another HOMM2 inspired kata, partly inspired by yours. https://www.codewars.com/kata/heroes-of-might-and-magic-ii-one-on-one/
also FYI i was always more of a HOMM3 fan :)

oh and i may have invalidated your solution... still better to sort out the kata now before more people have submitted solutions

ok as far as i can tell it should support all python versions now. let me know if not. still trying to work out this "make your own kata" tool

i figured having one thing as input was tidier but guess it does make more sense with two dictionaries. changed now

yeah you're right, ok let me see what I can do