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Keeping the Chickens inside of a Fence (retired)
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What is the purpose of including units if they're only used for the output message?
Also, this
n < 0
,n == 0
cases handling feels like stretching the kata because you couldn't think of anything except "find maximum area, knowing shape perimeter".This was my first kata and I wanted to try it out. Honestly, I realize that this is more of a math problem than a coding problem.
The units and case handling were attempts to make it more realistic in some forms. But, I can see how it stretches the Kata.
I'm open to more suggestions to keep in mind, if you want.