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lol

You're absolutely right. I have updated the description. Thanks for raising this!

You're thinking of this, which also disregards order.

So yep, 100% the same thing.

steer(-1,-1) => "R: 135" // turn left for 135 degrees

shouldn't it be "L: 135" ?

I don't know how this got approved, but it's a duplicate.

This exact kata has been done. ( Well, without disregarding order, I think. )

It's too late to fix it I guess, so it's useless to mark it an issue and I can't be bothered to find the earlier kata. But exactly this has been done already.

:(

trigonometry is preferred :)

In this kata, am I being asked to do trigonometry or just to use whole number coordinates?

Cheers!

Cheers!

Cheers!

Example tests are missing a } at the end.

If the angle is 0 or 180, the direction does NOT matter

In tests LotsOfCoords

Steer(0,1)
String lengths are both 4. Strings differ at index 0.
  Expected: "L: 0"
  But was:  "R: 0"

• In the testcase, expected and actual are flipped. Assert.AreEqual(Kata.Steer(1,1), "R: 45"); should be Assert.AreEqual("R: 45",Kata.Steer(1,1));