You're probably looking at a cached copy Zozo.

I was about to complain about the lack of random tests, but as someone already did it and your github profile pic won the internet today, I will pass on this.

Also, Python, Ruby and Crystal translations for you to approve. You might take a few ints on generating random tests cases from the Ruby version in particular, but let me know if I can be of further help.

Cheers :)

@hollyewhite,

You may want to refer to this article when writing your random tests.

Cheers,
donaldsebleung

And this and this is why you need more and better testing.

Edited to add: these are seriously tiny feet, at 11 cm! However, they still pass the tests. :/
Edited to add: BigFoot can also climb. 65 cm! But passing. :/

This is why you need random tests.

To err is human .. :P

Heyo!

You're so right. Please excuse my mistake. This is my very first kata!

I believe I have fixed the mistake. Can you please check again?

Cheers!

Hey Johan!

You're right. Please forgive me! This is my first kata!

I revisted it. Can you please try again?

Thank you!

OK, so I have 6 meters of rope for a climb of 1 foot. And I'm supposed to return false.

When is a rope long enough for a climb then?

I want to make sure that we are not providing false negatives for meter-to-foot conversion. For instance, looks like I used the same google conversion number, but if someone has a slightly different rounding, will it still work? I hope so.

Great kata!