My solution passed the random tests now.

595^119 with 601^112 expects 0 in C# random tests.

One of the funniest Kata, I've completed!

Ah, yes, I forgot they go bellow zero. I though '-' was a seperator or something. Thanks!

JS: for A-1 it says: expected 55 to be close to 13.75 +/- 0.01.
But... A1 frequency is 55Hz. Why would it ask for 13.75?

Yes... that was it and now I feel bad. Thanks for the answer ^^

I got this input: 3 * (4 + (2 / 3) * 6 - 5)
123 -( 4^ ( 3 - 1) * 8 - 8 /( 1 + 1 ) *(3 -1) )

Is this supposed to be correct? I am asking because the description says: 'Assume the string is of the correct format'. Note: I am not talking about the extra whitespaces, but about the lack of operator before 123.

Are you sure it's fixed? I'm still having the same problem with the arrays orders :/

Fun kata. I think it should be more clear in the description that more than one asterisks may be present.

Same, after one month from your comment. I made the code for the grids and wanted to test if I get any errors, and to my surprice I passed all the tests before making the code for the rows and the cols.

Tell me if there's a flaw in my code, but please don't tell me where it is, so I can solve this by myself. Thanks ^^ In VS it works though...

I made a solution in C# that works in Visual Studio and the output is correct, but incorrect in the tests. I copy-paste the code exactly as it is in VS. For example, I get:
Expected: "1 minute and 2 seconds"
But was: "1 second, 1 minute and 2 seconds"

I call the function in VS with 62 as input and get the output "1 minute and 2 seconds" as expected. Why would it output correctly in VS and incorrectly in CW? It's the same code.

I think there's a problem with the random tests in JavaScript. Only the random tests are wrong, as they present the array I'm returning in reverse order, even though I am sorting it and it's correct in the other tests.