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This is equivalent to not providing any clear specs: what is the cutoff point between the next round-up interval? The kata expects this:
But it could easily be the total bill with 5% accounted for, since that'd be the actual least paid amount.
Again, this information is crucial to solving the kata but is being intentionally held back.
This kata needs some random tests
I wrote a pretty good amount of tests. Not intending to be combative, but what's the benefit of random tests?
Well ... did you check my solution ? Random tests are here in part to avoid the user ability to "predict" the result
I'm not sure how interested I am in preventing people from "cheating" if they want to do so, but I suppose it's worth trying as an exercise since I've never done random tests here before.
added random tests, kinda fun.