Trailing zeroes are not shown? Only digits immediately to the right of the decimal point count ( 2 decimals, not some number of significant figures ).

Starting with 0 or 1 is a matter of choice - today most people define the sequence's seed values as 0,1, but 1,1 is also valid

If there are 5 or more courses and all courses has a grade of B or above

One course has a 'C' there. So, 150 is ok for 'name1' in the first test case.

Good job! Wasn't your fault, my description was bad. :)

cool :)

@rge123 description is fixed

If you have any difficulties just ask again :)

although perhaps the bitseq in the example should only parse the required 76 @zLuki
work in progress

Hi,
If you need "advice" then you should label your comment as a Question not an Issue. Issues are for when the kata is not working properly ;) (although perhaps the bitseq in the example should only parse the required 76 @zLuki ?)

You may have missed it but there is no need to parse more than 76 bits. This is beacause the message will have max 8 characters. There are 4 useless bits at the beginning followed by 8 bits indicating the length of the message, then you only have to read an extra 64 bits to get the 8 characters. You can stop scanning the image after you have 76 bits ;)

If you post code someone may help but if it's js I'm not great :(

(not an issue, a question ;) )

If this hint still didn't help you, post your code with spoiler flag.

You only have to read the first 76 bits, because the input is never longer than 8 characters.

Not a kata issue, your solution is incorrect.

Do you know what test case makes your solution to fail? Here you can read how to check it: https://github.com/codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Troubleshooting-your-solution#print-input then recreate the test case locally in your IDE and debug through it.

Not a kata issue, have you changed the function's name?