Ranks won't be changed anytime soon. And between 7 and 8 kyu the difference is not worth it. Anyway, read this: https://docs.codewars.com/curation/references/kata-ranks/ 7 kyu doesn't seem to be wrong for this kata.

Should be 8 kyu

same issue in JS. it's not strictly Int, but it is integral Number, which means floating point representation inaccuracy does not rear its head.

Hi!
I'm having trouble with the random tests in C:

For multiples(30, 4.63288)

Submitted:

{4.63288, 9.26576, 13.8986, 18.5315, 23.1644, 27.7973, 32.4302, 37.063, 41.6959, 46.3288, 50.9617, 55.5946, 60.2274, 64.8603, 69.4932, 74.1261, 78.7589, 83.3918, 88.0247, 92.6576, 97.2905, 101.923, 106.556, 111.189, 115.822, 120.455, 125.088, 129.721, 134.354, 138.986}

Expected:

{88.0247, 92.6576, 97.2905, 101.923, 106.556, 111.189, 115.822, 120.455, 125.088, 129.721, 134.354, 138.986, 60.2274, 64.8603, 69.4932, 74.1261, 78.7589, 83.3918, 88.0247, 92.6576, 97.2905, 101.923, 106.556, 111.189, 115.822, 120.455, 125.088, 129.721, 134.354, 138.986}

It seems that the test deleted the first 12 multiples and replaced them with a duplicate of the next ones.

Approved

Haskell fork

• Fixed the issue of checking lists for approximate equality.

I've made a fork that adds an approximate equality function for lists of values.

Updated TypeScript version and fixed merge conflicts of TypeScript translation by deleted user.

Lua translation!

same

m: 601, n: 462.04496527904
Failed asserting that two arrays are equal.
Expected: Array (
    0 => 462.044965279041
    ...
    599 => 277226.9791674246
    600 => 277689.0241327036      // 601 multiples
)
Actual  : Array (
    0 => 462.044965279041
    ...
    599 => 277226.9791674246      // only 600 multiples
)

Check the post below.

i tried, and i compared my answers with tests results. They match except 1 thing:
test result: 1.12345678(one space symbol)
my result: 1.12345678(no space symbol)
and this happened only with first element in array. how can i avoid it?

Print the input, your answer is missing one multiple sometimes. Not a kata issue.