A very interesting kata. A little clumsy, but I decided

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nnn, 5 % -3 Expected: equal to "-1" How?

Can anyone tell me how the remainder of the division is implemented in the tests?

Thanks for the answer, but I use 'double' everywhere. I suppose the problem is the verification

I keep getting messages like this: Expected: equal to -576.043 (+/- 1e-06)
Actual: -576.043. I think the authors should read this article.: https://docs.codewars.com/authoring/recipes/floating-point/
and work on the tests.

This means two things:

• The C++ translation has problems with presentation of errors (reported a couple of times already), and
• Your solution most probably has some precision issues, and your answers are not accurate enough for the tests.

I did not oslve the kata so I cannot verify your solution. Make sure you use as precise data types (double and not float) as possible. The messages have to be fixed though.

Who can explain why this conclusion:
Expected: equal to 793.194 (+/- 1e-06)
Actual: 793.194.
What's wrong here?

Expected: equal to 640638 (+/- 1e-06)
Actual: 640638

What's it?

Stuck on the 11th test from Random_Tests_2