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Alex & snooker: Find Them All
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This could be a nice kata with a real description of the task.
wrong: it's an instance
WHICH ONES? x)
no, the user should already have a clear view of what problem he's facing just by reading the description. Alone.
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"not". ;)
You have to give the interface of the Ball class in the description.
way better. You just need to explain the meaning of a sequence of balls, now.
Current description looks to be ok.
the test framework isn't used correctly. See documentation
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nice enough. You can get rid of the
tstlist, it's useless (it's storig onlyNonevalues because the function isn't returning anything). Same about the very last return: useless.Hi again,
The description is very far from sufficient.
Cheers
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I'm afraid that's still very far from enough... Currently, your kata is like poking in the dark
Your description lacks whether we should restore the game from the ball onwards or backwards. Also, you don't explain any of the rules for keeping track of the score when potting balls in succession.
It appears you want us to accumulate
ball.pointfor the entire chain of pots, when given any ball in that chain.The description contains information about restoring the full sequence (before and after the element)
And if I completely describe the algorithm ... then what problem will the user solve? Find a ready-made solution of the algorithm on the Internet and substitute task variables?
but what is a "sequence of balls"? You still haven't defined that.
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oops ;o
unpublishing ;)
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