It's not so much about exactly how many decimals, it's about whether it is a valid solution or not. It simply doesn't seem okay to allow for any solution to sometimes pass a kata.

Nice kata!

Maybe it is not 8 kyu?

The kata description could be more Python-oriented for sure, but the instructions themselves are fairly clear and straightforward. Additionally, there's already another issue addressing this, making a second issue seems redundant.

This is the perfect example of why i hate this whole coding challenge stuff. 8 kyu my a**.

reviewed, changed slightly, approved.

The comma operator makes age,handicap a tuple to Python. The parenthesis make it a tuple to everyone else.

Haskell translation moved from a duplicate kata, please review.

instructions unclear for Python

Approved by Johan

Test margin is 1e-6. No surprise abbreviating pi to ten decimals doesn't matter then.

How many decimals would you like to use?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37646364/what-is-the-purpose-of-java-dot-operator

Tests should use approximate equality instead of rounding + strict equality. Affected languages:

• JavaScript
• Ruby
• Python
• Crystal