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C# C# Objects Methods Method Overloading

Posted by Aleksei Chepinoga
Aleksei Chepinoga
8,385 Points

Challenge says that ReactionTime must be higher or equal than flyReactionTime, but only the opposite code works.

Challenge says that ReactionTime must be higher or equal than flyReactionTime, but the ReactionTime >= flyReactionTime is wrong for it. I had to make ReactionTime <= flyReactionTime to pass the challenge. Please, fix this bug.

1 Answer

andren
andren
28,558 Points
andren
andren
28,558 Points

It's not a bug, you just misread the instructions. The instructions state that the reaction time has to be "faster or equal" not "higher or equal".

Faster and higher are not the same thing. If the fly has a higher reaction time than the frog that means it reacts slower than the frog. Higher times are not better when it comes to measuring speed, somebody that can run 100 meters in 10 seconds are faster than somebody who can run them in 20 seconds.

Aleksei Chepinoga
Aleksei Chepinoga
8,385 Points

Yeah, I already realised that. You know, I am not really smart sometimes :-)