Haha, yes, I tried to make my signature separate now.

As a side note to prove my solution: If "article 1" had 50 Votes, but readers all voted only 3 stars, then the TotalRating is 150. If "article 2" had 20 votes, but they all voted 5 stars, then the TotalRating is 100. You must divide TotalRating by Votes to get the true star average. Otherwise, if you only use TotalRating, article 1 would appear to be more "highly rated" than article 2, which is false.

Good luck with the solution. I think it's simple enough that you shouldn't have any more issues!

(By the way, the Article.cs class calls this star value the "AverageRating" property. You will see that my solution has similar math as "AverageRating".)


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Yup, very right. I think you don't have to prove your solution anymore, I'm already convinced :p
I said about any future issues out of humbleness since all the programming stuff is so unpredictable!
Thanks so much for your solution :)