Approved. Thanks for the translation. Glad you liked it.

HINT: you need to split the name into different strings before you initialise the names. Check out how the split function works.

The difference between X and N can be seen in the below example:

The washing machine uses 5 (L) amount of water to clean 10 (X) amount of clothes. If you have 18 (N) amount of clothes, how much water do you need?

Good idea. I'll keep that in mind in the future. Thanks.

If I change the Kata now, do you know if it will break the solutions that are already completed?

Thanks. Issue fixed.

Thank you for the suggestion.

Can you please post your code and I will attempt to find out what's going on.

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Which language are you having trouble with?

Thanks. Translation approved.

For some range of numbers (e.g. [9,26]), there is a rounding issue that makes my code fail.

Expected: 42744736671436790000, instead got: 42744736671436800000

Here's part of my solution:

for (var i=a+1, res=1; i < b; i++){
  res *= i;
}

Approved. Thanks for the translation.

Thanks. I've now written some random tests.

@smile67, Thanks for the feedback. I guess if it becomes an 'issue', I will have to unpublish it. Oh well, maybe other warriors can try C#.

Thanks, I found it after I published mine. I guess mine is a little bit easier without the "invalid" fractions and reduced fractions.