hey, thanks for the review, i modified the literals so that they are Integers; the random tests should now expect true ~50% of the time.

this kata makes no sense for floating point numbers and the tedious input validation mentioned in the description is against the authoring guidelines, and will have to be removed from all languages at some point (plus the kata has already been translated to statically typed languages where this kind of input validation is impossible)

Sure thing!

I've removed it.

Haskell fork that fixes that.

Ta!

My bad, I copied and pasted the example test template from another kata.
Fixed.

Thanks!

I'll take your word for it. Thanks!

Lifesaver.

Done

done, see fork

Done, see fork

I tried that, but got an undefined method error.

Anyway, will you approve it? :-)

Should be all fine now.

Just tell me how you could access the reference solution from the userspace...

Moved inside describe block, tested from user solution and it gives undefined method 'solve' error