Kata

Time to fix this kata ;-)

Thanks for this kata :)

In some random tests for JavaScript, expected output contains duplicate (and shuffled?) entries.

I haven't found exact condition to reproduce, but here's one example:

Available rods = 6,16,17,27,29,33,42,61,65,72,85,99,105,118,126,135,144,151,156,167,183,199,206,208,213,218,234,259,260,263,274,282,289,300
Maximum Length = 283 in
Estimated Area = 3.0561 sqft
Maximum Relative Difference = 35 %

// Expected:
[[17, 85, 99], [27, 61, 85], [29, 72, 99], [17, 61, 72], [17, 72, 85], [17, 61, 72], [17, 72, 85], [29, 42, 65], [17, 151, 167], [17, 135, 151], [42, 85, 126], [27, 118, 144], [27, 42, 61], [16, 61, 65], [16, 65, 72], [27, 29, 42], [16, 61, 72], [17, 167, 183], [33, 42, 72], [27, 42, 65], [17, 61, 65], [16, 72, 85], [16, 105, 118], [6, 213, 218], [16, 85, 99], [17, 65, 72], [42, 65, 105], [6, 208, 213], [29, 42, 61], [17, 183, 199], [29, 61, 85], [6, 259, 263], [6, 206, 208], [29, 99, 126]]
// Expected.length == 34; [17, 61, 72] at index 3 and 5; [17, 72, 85] at index 4 and 6

// Actual:
[[17, 85, 99], [27, 61, 85], [29, 72, 99], [17, 72, 85], [17, 61, 72], [29, 42, 65], [17, 151, 167], [17, 135, 151], [42, 85, 126], [27, 118, 144], [27, 42, 61], [16, 61, 65], [16, 65, 72], [27, 29, 42], [16, 61, 72], [17, 167, 183], [33, 42, 72], [27, 42, 65], [17, 61, 65], [16, 72, 85], [16, 105, 118], [6, 213, 218], [16, 85, 99], [17, 65, 72], [42, 65, 105], [6, 208, 213], [29, 42, 61], [17, 183, 199], [29, 61, 85], [6, 259, 263], [6, 206, 208], [29, 99, 126]]
// Actual.length == 32

My solution passed 147 tests and failed 5 (haven't checked all 5, but first few had issue described above).

I've also tried Python and same thing seem to happen.

edit: format edit: reworded

I'll give 5 extra points to the first user in solving this one. :)

Hi Raul, congrats to your top 10 - hard worker;-)! Maybe you need holidays... some weeks or month:-)...?!