I think the addition of testing for tax rates other than 5% would be good. That would make this kata a little more challenging, and good practice for creating reusable code. Other than that - good work!
Thank you! I was trying to think of a way to make the kata a little more involved while keeping it simple still. I always appreciated the people that took the time to make problems for beginners when I first started to learn to program, so I figured I'd try my hand at making katas for beginners as a way of paying it forward. I'm glad that you like it!
Great kata - it might help beginner programmers to specify that the fwCount and bwCount variables are already there to increment upon. I know that it is shown in the test cases, but it might not be immediately obvious to some. I see that there is a place in the instructions for it - preloaded functions are: - but there is nothing after it.
Thanks for pointing that out, didn't realize that when I was first learning to code.
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I think the addition of testing for tax rates other than 5% would be good. That would make this kata a little more challenging, and good practice for creating reusable code. Other than that - good work!
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing
Approved! =)
Thank you! I was trying to think of a way to make the kata a little more involved while keeping it simple still. I always appreciated the people that took the time to make problems for beginners when I first started to learn to program, so I figured I'd try my hand at making katas for beginners as a way of paying it forward. I'm glad that you like it!
Approved!
Added!
Thanks! =)
Thanks for pointing this out! First kata I've written so I figured I probably missed something. Will add those here soon.
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Great kata - it might help beginner programmers to specify that the fwCount and bwCount variables are already there to increment upon. I know that it is shown in the test cases, but it might not be immediately obvious to some. I see that there is a place in the instructions for it - preloaded functions are: - but there is nothing after it.
I am getting the same issue, I've completed at least 2 4kyu problems that should have given me honor, but nothing...
I was also confused by this. Will the instructions be updated to explain why
["NORTH", "WEST", "SOUTH", "EAST"]
does not return as[]
?I came to the discussion page just to see if someone had brought it up already xD
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