Hi Jason I kind of did the same thing what you did but mine didn't pass the test cases how whats the difference

import time

start_time = time.time()

def chocolateFeast1(he_has,cost,wrapper):

current_chocates = int(he_has / cost)
current_wrappers = current_chocates

while current_wrappers >= wrapper:
    current_chocates += 1
    current_wrappers -= cost
    current_wrappers += 1

print(f"Took  { time.time() - start_time}")
print (current_chocates)

start_time = time.time() def chocolateFeast(cash, cost, wrapper_cost):

chocolate = cash//cost
wrappers = chocolate

while wrappers // wrapper_cost > 0:
    new_chocolate = wrappers // wrapper_cost
    wrappers -= new_chocolate * wrapper_cost
    wrappers += new_chocolate
    chocolate += new_chocolate

print(f"Took  { time.time() - start_time}")
print (chocolate)

wrappers = wrappers % wrapper_cost instead of wrappers -= new_chocolate * wrapper_cost

was better understandable for me.

Your code is flawless. Quick, simple and completely readable! Congratulations!

see this

def chocolateFeast(n, c, m):

ch = n/c
all_ch = ch
while (ch>=1):
        all_ch += ch/m
        ch = ch/m + ch%m
return all_ch