Please fix the wording in quiz1

[huths0lo]

The text says "However, if Mary buys more than 40 apples". But there is a test for specifically 40 apples. Please change the wording to 40 or more. It changes the if statement from "if apple_qty < 40" to "if apple_qty <= 40".

Took me a few minutes to realize why it was showing failed in the background check.

[KoxyG]

Hi @mo8it is there any available issues to work on?, i am available to work on any.

[jvcByte]

The text says "However, if Mary buys more than 40 apples". But there is a test for specifically 40 apples. Please change the wording to 40 or more. It changes the if statement from "if apple_qty < 40" to "if apple_qty <= 40".

Took me a few minutes to realize why it was showing failed in the background check.

Hi @huths0lo,

The code currently works as written - "more than 40" technically means 41+, and the tests confirm this (40 apples = 80 rustbucks, 41 apples = 41 rustbucks). However, I completely understand the confusion this caused.

The phrase "more than 40" can be ambiguous, and it's easy to interpret it as "40 or more" when working through the quiz. Having the discount threshold at exactly 40 would also be more intuitive since it's a round number.

[huths0lo]

I see why I was confused. I had used < when I wrote my code. And then it wouldnt work until I added an equales "<=". I had intended to write it as greater than, but had used less than. So it wasnt until I made it less than or equal to.

Never mind. I'm an idiot.