Yes, my first attempt relied on Math.Round(x, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero), that is absolutely correct mathematically. I am always upset when I have to adjust the right solution to the wrong tests.
The example tests in C# are full of problems. There is no method "doTest" and in the example tests the method problem is expeceted to have a capital P.
The real tests work without any problem.
I agree with you, but warriors who solved the kata without abiding to the constraints voted for level 7. I wish I had a way of disqualifying solutions that do not obey the rules. Instead I have relied on people's sense of honor. Good for you for solving it while obeying the rules!
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Yes, my first attempt relied on Math.Round(x, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero), that is absolutely correct mathematically. I am always upset when I have to adjust the right solution to the wrong tests.
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In c#, example tests still no doTest ;-)
Put it to preload block?
The example tests in C# are full of problems. There is no method "doTest" and in the example tests the method problem is expeceted to have a capital P.
The real tests work without any problem.
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Agreed, but you are free to use whatever variable names you want - just edit the initial solution :D
I agree with you, but warriors who solved the kata without abiding to the constraints voted for level 7. I wish I had a way of disqualifying solutions that do not obey the rules. Instead I have relied on people's sense of honor. Good for you for solving it while obeying the rules!