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# Context
A company rents bikes under following options:
1. Rental by hour, charging $5 per hour
2. Rental by day, charging $20 a day
3. Rental by week, changing $60 a week
4. Family Rental, is a promotion that can include from 3 to 5 Rentals (of any type) with a discount of 30% of the total price
# Assigment:
1. Implement a set of classes to model this domain and logic
2. Add automated tests to ensure a coverage over 85%
3. Use GitHub to store and version your code
4. Apply all the recommended practices you would use in a real project
5. Add a README.md file to the root of your repository to explain: your design, the development practices you applied and how run the tests.
Note: we don't expect any kind of application, just a set of classes with its automated tests.
# Deliverables:
The link to your repository
@luiscastror9
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@paviafernando
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@Kailcor
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Kailcor commented Nov 28, 2017

Greetings!
I let the url for my repository:
https://github.com/Kailcor/infinitefdv

@martinlazzeri
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Hi All:

I let here the url that contains the solution to the excercise
https://github.com/martinlazzeri/IntiveFDV-Rental-Excercise/tree/master/Rent-A-Bike

@jorddy87
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Hi, below is the url for the exercise solution:
https://github.com/jorddy87/rental

@hernanvelasco23
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Buen dia, va el link, saludos.
https://github.com/hernanvelasco23/BikesRentalApp

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pachomar commented Jan 8, 2018

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