Other formats are not parsed as easy as the float format, and this is why I choose only this one. Also I'm sure if you are trying to store coordinates in your database you won't use any of the formats you mentioned.
About the random letters, yes it puts some random characters but they're not supposed to pass. This is to make sure that only numbers are included in the coordinates.
Yes but you can check all the previous comments to know why I said so, it took some of my precious time trying to understand what this function wants from me :D
done. thanks!
Nice work!
Just note that
90,180are valid coordinates. You should use>and<instead of<=and>=in your solution.I am using "Test.expect" to validate the answer. I've also added your suggestion. Thanks.
No they are not valid. And they are not passing the test code.
I have put a note in the description to clarify that.
Other formats are not parsed as easy as the float format, and this is why I choose only this one. Also I'm sure if you are trying to store coordinates in your database you won't use any of the formats you mentioned.
No.
interesting!
I've edited the kata, all solutions should now be invalid so can you please check if it works and re-submit the solutions. Sorry about that.
You're right, sorry about that.
I'll fix it.
About the random letters, yes it puts some random characters but they're not supposed to pass. This is to make sure that only numbers are included in the coordinates.
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Nop, only from +90 to -90, total of 180.
"The north pole is 90° N; the south pole is 90° S."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_coordinate_system#Geographic_latitude_and_longitude
Me too!
Yes but you can check all the previous comments to know why I said so, it took some of my precious time trying to understand what this function wants from me :D
This one sucks...
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