Very interesting kata, good job.

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Cool kata, just 2 small suggestions for clarity:

1. State that you are looking for the largest/smallest absolute area i.e. unsigned area; so a triangle with a signed area of -25 has an absolute area of 25. Otherwise, mathematically speaking, the "smallest" area triangle will always be the negative value of the largest area triangle.

2. (Python 3.10) - It is stated that "Areas should be rounded to tenths." but when I returned (25.0, 5.0) I got error message expecting int values i.e. (25,5) - imho it would be better to be consistent in the return types?

fixed by someone

? where are you seeing this?

java or python?

But it obviously doesn't?... Anyways, whatever

When the order of selected points matters, there are 5 * 4 * 3 = 60 ways to choose.

Make your program efficient. With 5 points, you can make 60 triangles, but only 10 of them will be different.

This is a weird statement. According to combinatorics, there should be C(5, 3) = 5! / (3! * 2!) = 5 * 4 / 2 = 10 triangles. I don't understand where the number 60 comes from.

In the Description: 'Descirption' should be 'Description'.

Oh, that's right! Thank you

I like this Kata! One small issue is that the function in the starting code is minmax_areas(). But the function tested is maxmin_areas()