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Do you have any ideas on how to further enhance it? Or perhaps ideas for another Kata? Share them! And if you manage to complete the maximal (extended and expanded) Kata in 30 minutes, let me know :) 🧵 15/15 👍
The basic 7 steps of the Kata lead us to the String Calculator, which supports any number of integers, two kinds of built-in delimiters, the ability to specify a custom single-character delimiter. 🧵 4/15 👇
Not so long ago, we explored TDD Kata—an exercise that allows you to improve refactoring and Unit Testing skills on a regular basis. Today, I’ll talk about its extended version. 🧵 1/15 👇
The extended version implies that you start the Kata as usual and follow the same rules. You complete the basic 7 steps and additionally proceed with 3 more steps, which I will describe below. Thus, your extended Kata will consist of 10 steps. 🧵 3/15 👇