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Floating point comparison should be enforced in all languages
What is this doing in the Ruby: raise NotImplementedError.new "TODO: two_decimal_places" ?
The naming of methods in the Java version does not respect the normal naming convetion. It should be : thisIsAMethodName. See https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s5.2.3-method-names for an exmample of guide style
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Some clarification on how the degree of accuracy required. Either that or relax the testsuite to only check accuracy for 7 or 8 digits
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Test_01(NumbersTest)
For input string: "1234.79"
Test_02(NumbersTest)
For input string: "98435789.26"
Yet it was marked as wrong
Passing numbers are not working properly. The second one. Which has to work like decimals