Maurice,

Ahah! You are right. I'm pretty sure I meant to flip that back and compose it with not.

Either way, really appreciate the comment!

Best,

Jeff

Thanks ;) Just fiddling around trying to learn things!
Changed the teamname!

Thanks for the comment

It's a less elegant attempt at what you do with the Hits and BattleOutcomes. Glad to see my implementation does have a context-specific advantage.

Thank you for pointing that out! I'll have a look ...

Thanks! My goal was to make the entrance code as clean as possible and really easy to read.

Thanks four your feedback. I didn't look at it in this way. :)

Thanks. Your points are valid. However, it was my goal to make only number-based scoring. Kata requirements are met and I did not intend to add things which are unnecessary.

Hi there!

Many thanks for reading my code and giving usefull critics and suggestions. I agree on every point...

...I just don't understand the "added bonus" part. If I convert the enum value to a string wouldn't that be a number anyway (visually talking)? For example:

Result.Win.ToString() should be "0" no? Maybe I just don't get what you wrote.

Thanks again for the kind reply!

Nicola

Thank you for the comment.
I agree with you regarding the CompareWith() method. That's what happens when you just want/need things done quickly.
It would definetely need more work if it were to be used in the future.

Good point, its indeed a sum and not an assignment.

Same solution? Ha! Ur looks fine to me as well :-)!

Thanks for the feedback, good point. I wasn't aware of that.

Thank you kindly for these remarks, I'll be sure to keep an eye out for these issues in the future :)