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As mentioned, no I didn't. Sorry for sounding harsh yesterday. If you'd like constructive criticism, what I suggest is reworking the description to be more clear of what the task is. Why are the number of trees not used in the calculation? Your solution introduces several spots where rounding happens, so depending on how you calculate, the user could be wildly off from what your test expect. I suggest using a more sensible datatype, like a float instead of a string so you can use assert_approx_equals instead of checking the equality of a string which could be a few decimal points off due to rounding errors. Perhaps it makes more sense to only have one unit conversion for the final type, i.e. stick to converting everything to either cubic yards or cubic feet, but not both.
Retirement process is automatic (in this case, 4 downvotes are enough)
did you mark this kata as retired?
removed javascript.
Description is confusing as hell. Needs work.
Python: Needs random tests
The actual tests have nothing to do with the kata in JS...
added some sample tests. thanks