#Codetrotters Fellowship Coding Challenge Summer 2017
##About
Codetrotters Fellowship links promising developers with global startups so they can get invaluable real life experience.
As part of the application process we post a coding challenge every year, and this year's applications will be accepted through February 15th, 2017.
You can read more about the Codetrotters Fellowship at http://www.codetrotters.com/fellowship
##Participating in the Challenge
To participate in this challenge, you need a GitHub account. Fork this repository and once you finish with your solution, send us a Pull Request.
We are looking forward to reading all your solutions!
##Challenge
You will build a calculator for measuring Blood Alcohol Concentration based on weight, number of Medallas consumed, and the amount of time that has passed since consumption. You can build such a program using any language you choose.
Yeah. Helpful for weekends on the beach in PR.
##Exercise Requirements
- Prompt user for their weight (lbs), the total number of Medallas they have consumed, and the amount of time that has passed since drinking (hours)
- Use this information to calculate the BAC of the person
- Return that number (BAC) to the User
You can be as technical or non-technical as you want with this exercise. If you want to truly model a BAC calculator, there are formulas out there that you can find on Google. An example of such a formula is below:
BAC% = (A × 5.14/W × 0.69) - .015 × H
Where:
A: Total alcohol consumed, in ounces (oz)
W: Body weight, in pounds (lbs)
H: Time passed since drinking, in hours
If you want to use the above formula, you'll have to determine how many ounces (oz) of alcohol are in 1 medalla. But it should be straightforward after modifying the formula for that!