Kata

You're the king of bass and like the deep sine waves. Back at work, you don't want to miss the waves and write yourself a "crunchy sine amplifier" 😉 Finished programming, you fall in love with the great ASCII art waves on your C64 monitor.

What to expect? printSine(60, 5) will print one period of the sine wave in this form:

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Some hints:

• width defines the number of chars used to stretch one period of the sine wave.
• The amp value defines the number of chars up and down from the baseline - seen as a multiplier.
• Be careful! Only one y-value is allowed per x-value → there might be "empty" rows.
• width less than or equal to 0 will generate an empty string.
• amp less than 0 will generate an empty string, too.
• Use default methods for rounding and sine (e.g. in Java: Math.round(), Math.sin()).

Good luck! 😎