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Convert Improper Fraction to Mixed Number (retired)
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Retired as a duplicate.
Duplicate of https://www.codewars.com/kata/574e4175ff5b0a554a00000b/discuss/python. As it has even less value than the kata above, this one can be closed.
This should be reraised as an issue.
Very simple samples
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Thank you very much for this!!!! I have updated the tests with your code.
@Belax8,No problem! Thanks for your time!
What about some values like "
5/7" or "7/7" ?My solution returns "
0 5/7" or "1 0/7" but I don't think it's what should be expected (even if your solution seems to do the same).; ) )
I wanted this to be a simple kata, so we only pass in improper fractions. So '5/7' should never be passed into the function. I looked through all the tests and I couldn't reproduce this error. The numerator will always be greater than the denominator.
Also, the same goes for '7/7'. I wanted this to be a very simple kata, so I don't have you simplify the fractions or get rid of the fraction when it is 0/7.
Thank you for testing out this kata!!
It's a double. http://www.codewars.com/kata/simple-fraction-to-mixed-number-converter/
Only thing is we apparently shouldn't simplify fractions in this kata, but otherwise I could transplant my solution one-on-one.
( Frankly, the other kata is better. More languages, more functionality, more specific description. )
Try to make this one different.
Ha ha. I'm very sorry that I don't know of every kata that exists. It's great to see that you are so passionate about all the katas on codewars! Thank you for bringing this to my attention.