closure and being able to return functions is the basic building block of functional composition and other functional programing concepts.
You would use the always itself to establish a concept called immutability, which has implications in code organization by makgin easier to reuse constants as well as memory management.
I actually looked for a radome function refrence in the docs.
I noticed someone useing Test.sample
But I didn't
so for future refrence cold you refer me to where I could read Test docs
or would I be better off reading the docs of Rspec or Jasmine
TTD has been a work in progress for me ^^;
closure and being able to return functions is the basic building block of functional composition and other functional programing concepts.
You would use the always itself to establish a concept called immutability, which has implications in code organization by makgin easier to reuse constants as well as memory management.
A later concepts you may encouter is currying.
that was a typo we fixed it
fixed
fixed
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
anything in mind?
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Add the
import java.math.BigInteger;statment to the starting codeThis comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
added random numbers and used
assertEqualsfor comparisonThank you
I actually looked for a radome function refrence in the docs.
I noticed someone useing Test.sample
But I didn't
so for future refrence cold you refer me to where I could read Test docs
or would I be better off reading the docs of Rspec or Jasmine
TTD has been a work in progress for me ^^;
Test Now includes 10 random calcualtions tests
When/How does a Kata exist Beta?
your suggetion is well placed I modified the kata accordingly
Loading more items...