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Leonardo Dicaprio and Oscars
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Decent
python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Approved
Actual and expected are swapped in C#
Someone should make another Leonardo Dicaprio and his Girlfriends
if (Girlfriend.age > = 25) return new Girlfriend(19);
Good one :D :D
Description should be language-agnostic
Ha-ha-ha!Good))
Good
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same ~~~
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It seems, find the answer here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2158759/case-vs-if-else-if-which-is-more-efficient
Oscar instead of
oscar Wall Street instead of wallstreetjava translation kumited! please accept :D
done :)
TY! :D
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Not a bad practice but tends to be confusing if you have to do some maintaining, so it's preferably if you are coding for large enterprises with big amounts of people programming the system.
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Also, the second check in if(oscar > 88 && oscar !=86) makes no sence (86 is less than 88, so the execution of code never gets there). Maybe you've meant if(oscar < 88 && oscar !=86)?
the author is true love for leo.
Added C# translation
Approved but add random test cases.
Random test cases needed. It's generally good Kata practice and prevents low-level cheats such as passing fixed values in a specific order without solving the Kata.
Done. thanks for mentioning.
Needs random test cases
Done.thanks for mentioning.
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Corrected, Tnx