kurtbrose / common_cents

Illustrative example - show naive version output vs closest_round_division (a la here)
Take dictionary input for fractions (e.g., {amount: 1, tax: 0.03})
Should numbers be amounts to stay consistent with the currency theme?
This should be a list of lists:

common_cents/common_cents/__init__.py

Lines 28 to 29 in 2d8d577

>>> refund([100, 4], [75])

[75, 3]
closest_round_division is a mouthful and seems to be stretching to objectively describe a subjective/qualitative operation. I'd propose something like fair_split(amounts=[], allotments=[])
Document the rounding logic around float errors (just that sum([1/6] * 6) != 1 in python, but here it == 1)
refund is confusing. Maybe this should be a utility function?
split docstring needs to be beefed up. Also "split" is pretty overloaded in python, maybe something like fair_split or even divvy

	>>> refund([100, 4], [75])
	[75, 3]

Doc/API ideas