Wow thanks for that and glad you enjoyed it! theres a paperboy 2 also if you want to give that one a try too : )

I wanted to leave it to the user to get around this problem but I think it's causing a little too much confusion so I have added this line to the description.

NOTE: REMEMBER THAT A PAPERBOY CAN ONLY DROP WHOLE PAPERS AND NOT FRACTIONS OF PAPERS

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

hi bkaes, i think ive resolved the issue although let me know if theres anything else. thanks

No problem at all : )

How about the following?

var route1 = new Route("Brooklyn Heights", 400, 30, 1); 
route1.paperboysNeeded() //should return "2 paperboys needed for Brooklyn Heights"

The Math.ceil is there in place for that exact reason. If it's 6.0000000001 then evidentaly it's seven paper boys that are needed, not six.

I totally agree with your comment. Would you please be kind enough to take another look at my description and let me know if it clearer now. Thanks

No that shouldn't be the problem as I did not anticipate that into my test cases.

You're absolutely right!