This was an error. It is fixed now, pardon me.

Thank you for the insight. I am glad you properly understand the kata description.

Alright then.

If I get you correctly, you are asking how the values in the test relate? If that is the issue, in the description you were given a table of values to convert back and forth. For weight, convert kg to lb using the values provided and vise versa. Approximate equality would not work for this as no values were approximated for the result. Please use exact equality.

Exactly @hobovsky. @FArekkusu please explain yourself properly. If this is about random tests, they have been added. Else I need more undestanding of your issue to actually do something about it.

No. Kilograms(kg), Pounds(lb), Gallons(g), Litres(l).

But I can see how that confuses one. This has been updated in the description.
Sorry for the confusion.

Alright then. Thanks for the insight. This has been added and updated.

Thanks for the tip.

I didn't use random tests in the kata.
Maybe you think so because after uploading it there was a value causing errors for users and I edited and re-published.
But to the best of my knowledge there are no random tests.

But please educate me better if you see otherwise. This is my first kata.

I don't know what the issue is but there is nothing wrong with your solution.
I'd love if you explained more.

Yes. But during test, the compiler kept flagging an error for 13.2489l so I assumed it was a roundup issue.

Decimal seperator.

That was a mistake on my part. Would be corrected and updated.

It would be helpful to inform the user on the appropriate values to populate the dictionary with in the instructions. Took me a while to find this out.