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Piano Kata, Part 2
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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I basically did the 1 and 2 versions the same, and just changed the return area. I would have liked this better if it would have just been octaves instead of a piano keyboard. I wonder how many people who did this actually know how to play an instrument. I learned to play a violin and had a few years on piano. I can still sight read music.
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OP solved it, closing
Great katas, much appreciate!
awesome katas, very fun and quick to solve (1 took some time, 2 only few seconds)
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed them!
Part 1 & Part 2 solved! Thanks for the fun katas :)
You're welcome, I'm glad you liked them!
Thank you for another fun kata :)
You're welcome, and good to see you!
Here is a good kata for music fans: https://www.codewars.com/kata/transposing-a-song :-)
Nice, and I did solve that one a while back.
When I write a kata, I write the description first, before doing the solution and test cases, and I have a few kata descriptions that I started writing but didn't finish for one reason or another. One of them was about transposing chords, but I thought my description was getting too long and complicated ... maybe I'll get back to it at some point.
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Yes, but not everyone solved it that way, and I thought that the goals were still different enough that it would be worthwhile to have both versions. BTW, I plan to write some more piano katas in addition to these two, but they will not involve any more repeated counting from left to right along the length of the keyboard. :-)