Not a question, don't post solution in discourse

Also, your code always returns False because type(max_y/max_x)== float is always a float, even if max_y is divisible by max_x.

If it is zero, it just returns "now".

From the kata description.

I have the same problem with my code. The only difference is the quotation marks.

I dont see either....

Thanks, I saw the condition. Could you give a and b for a ray that returns to 0.0? one example, if I could untwist a sequence

I don't see how it's even physically possible for the light to terminate at (0,0). Isn't it always reflecting "upwards" at an angle of 45 degrees? How would it ever go back down to the point (0, 0)?

true for either of those
false for (0,max_y) or max_x,0)

Kind of confusing clarification on what output should be. I should be returning if it is (0, 0) vs if it is (max_x, max_y) OR should I be returning True if it is either of those?

Your code is wrong: that is nowhere near any of the solutions.

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