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Does compile the regex for each function call. Better move outside as a global var.
I feel like I should always add a note that how I write POSH solutions are NOT good practice and should NOT be used as a reference. At work I may end up writing 50 scripts in a day for various purposes managing and reporting on a massive 20,000+ device environment. I try to get as much done in as few keystrokes as possible because of it, but divine assistance is almost always required to read it afterwards.
By the merit you offered, using the instructions:
rate for a day is p divided by 36000
rate for a day is .02 / 36000
That is incorrect.
Let us instead say:
rate for a day is p divided by 360
rate for a day is .02 / 360
That is correct.
Your point supports mine. Much appreciated.
I see your point, but 2 percent is not really 2.
2 percent is actually written as 0.02..
so you need to divide 2 by 100 to get 0.02
as a result you need to do the following
interest per day in decimal = (360 * 100) = 36000
The author has a penchant for making kata that are more than just programming challenges. Mainly mathmatics, but sometimes by his/her general proclivity for circumlocution or sesquipedalian practices.
See? Annoying isn't it?
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Kicking myself for not doing this now...
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Swift translation kumited. Please review and approve if acceptable.
python now has random tests
old kata === easy kata
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