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Honestly, great Job.
the only thing i can say to make it better is this.E.G: You need help booking an appartment.
good fun kata!.
Improve your explanation as it is not clear why intervalList1 should to give false answer. Test basic is clearly in proper range, room is not occupied in its time interval.
if we will confront it with list when the room is occupied
Initial code needs at least
using System.Collections.Generic;
with the function signature (List<Interval>
).fixed, thanks!
It looks like there are no tests with partially overlapping intervals like
now I add
It's not specified whether boundaries are inclusive or exclusive and there are no tests with equal boundaries.
fixed, thanks!
Edge cases not enough
fixed
Needs Random Tests
fixed
Class
Interval
should be preloadedfixed, thanks