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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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nicely done
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Variables should not be capitalized, as they are not classes.
The tests does not match the description:
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point([0,0],[1,0],2)
You expect[1/3, 0]
.--Creative detailed Kata, description is very clear and understandable
--I would probably add an extra line of the given start-up solution to lead new students on the right path to an answer
--Needs more added random tests
--Kata is very creative & different
--Add more random tests
-- Use of string manipulation is good and solvable for new ASC students
--Description clear
--Solvable for new ASC students
--Add more test cases -- kata can be solved an unintentional way
--The description is very informal and fun to read -- leading to new coders to understand the problem and actively try
--I didn’t identity any unintentional ways to solve the problem
--The addition of strings could've been intoduced more smoothly
--More tests are needed
--Description is easy to read and understandable
-- Relatively solvable for new ASC students
-- I would provide more tests to damper unintentional solutions for your test case
--The TDD and the given solution output seems a little more advanced and I can see it being hard to understand for new ASC students
--The features used to classify the human object such as walk/add can be replace with a better feature that would help ASC understand it more
--More sample cases
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