7 kyu
Some stereometry
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10 min to understand the description
Dang, I checked every single solution and I'm the only tau apologist here, sadge.
python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Approved. Thanks.
Thank you for your effort on the kata, Sensei :) However, I think you should just give them the formula for the radius of the circle since it is the only challenge in this kata and is irrelevant to programming.
Hi,
Why is it irrelevant? Mathematics is indivisible part of programming and in order to solve this kata, one needs to know some. I agree there is not much to do but that's why it should be evaluated as 7kyu-8kyu kata. :)
there's a bigger challenge, understanding the description
Hi,
You should change the case of the arguments:
randh(capitalized identifier are for classes, in python).Changed.
It's not the length of the circle (which is ambiguous), it's the perimeter of the circle. Length typically means its radius.
It's also the area of the original sphere. The wording kind of implies that it's the area of the curved part of the original sphere.
Well,from where I studied all of these, it's called length of the circle but okay I will change it to 'perimeter' and 'area of the sphere' to 'area of the original sphere'.
Is that issue solved?
Yes, I think so.
By the way, if you've fixed the problem you can resolve the yourself too. Not everyone remembers to revolve dangling issues after it's fixed :)
Yes, but I wanted to make sure everything is alright :D thanks :)