5 kyu
No Return #3: Solve the Equation
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i got errors like:
this is disappoint me because if u calculate it will be:
but if u (u know) fix it to 982.269 its will be the right answear so why do not just return 982.269 instead of 982.2689999999999 ?
Not a kata suggestion, it's a question. And if x is -982.2689999999999 then the equation becomes this:
The problem is in the sign, you're returning it wrong.
I finally got it but it's the most disgusting ternary i've ever written lol. This one was tough for me.
At first I thought "why?", but then I figured "why not?" 🙃
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Why are the tests running the solution twice for each test?
What do you mean? User's solution is called once and reference solution is called once.
Example tests.
Whoops, sorry for that.
OK, you've made your point. Can we now go back to using
returnwhen it's more natural to do so?Short answer is
yes. It's not that I'm coercing you to solve my katas.Nevertheless, thank you for your feedback and your time.
I actually prefer to avoid
returnwhen possible. Such a clumsy and bulky word for something so primitive.