C# Katas

A collection of .NET 4.0 C# Katas, build using TDD - see commit history for how it was built up (red-green-refactor - red step not commited). Tests included in each project.

Code by Daniel Smith

Roman Numeral Kata

• Convert any numeric value to the equivalent roman numeral sequence
• Convert any roman numeral sequence to its numeric value

String Calculator Kata

• Pass in a string of delimited numbers and add them together
• Handle commas and newlines by default
• Allow custom delimiters of any length to be defined on a line at the start of the string
• Negative numbers should not be allowed
• Incorrect inputs are not tested

Bowling Kata

• A game of bowling lasts ten frames.
• In each frame, the bowler makes one or two attempts to knock down ten pins.
• If they get a strike, they score ten pins plus the number of pins knocked down on their next two rolls.
• If they get a spare, they scores ten pins plus the number of pins knocked down on their next roll.
• If the bowler fails to knock down all ten pins they score the number of pins knocked down.
• The scores accumulate through all ten frames.
• At the last frame, if necessary, the pins are reset for one or two additional rolls to count the final bonus.

Sweet Ass-Kata

• "My hobby: Whenever anyone calls something an [adjective]-ass [noun], I mentally move the hyphen one word to the right."
• "Man, that's a sweet ass-car."
• Doesn't replace if the string doesn't match the pattern [word]-ass [word].