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Good catch, fixed as well.
Awesome, got it updated. Thanks!!!
Thanks Madjosz, got that taken care of too.
I've made a translation to this kata in .py. Would anyone be able to review this translation?
Here is the link: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb?sel=62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb
Thanks!!!
I've made a translation to this kata in .py. Would anyone be able to review this translation?
Here is the link: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb?sel=62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb
Thanks!!!
Thanks everyone. I've also changed rand test to ensure they won't produce a test case that would create "1 minutes".
Thanks, I understand not wanting a lot of repetative Katas. I also wonder how many new solutions could exist for a Kata in the beginner range. Also as the first Kata I've authored, I was absolutly more focused on the process of creating one, than its varation from the pool at large.
Thank you Blind4Basics. I did use that resource when making these. It absolutly helped me craft the test cases. I hope I improve as I try to author more of these in the future. There is a lot involved in creating a new Kata. More than I expected at least.
Thanks for taking the time to look at it, and give me some direction on the next one.
Thanks for the feedback Johan. I've fixed the pH issue and changed the wording of the rounding without using the term round. I wanted that the require a little more thought for the beginner who is learning JS. Could you please elaborate on why rounding is bad?
Also, I apologize if this isn't original. I hope to get much better at authoring these. It is the first one I've authored, and everyone starts somewhere. I did think the premise was pretty unique. As a level 7 or 8 kata, I'm not sure how much variation there can be on methods to solve.
Thank again for taking the time to give me some feedback and help make this coummunity better.