I don't remember the exact number but it's around 5.5k I think

try changing the compiler. it worked for me

someone hacked the main frame!

I suppose it was in C? C translation updated.

Because people don't actually know how to read code or check to see if actually works. They think it is "clever" just because it is on one line.

I've put all the fixed tests in the actual tests into the sample tests, which should help with this.

Should be fixed now!

This is an issue with how JavaScript handle floats. You would have the same result when using Math.round:

Math.round(1.005 * 100) / 100 === 1

Computing accurate roundings would make an interesting kata, but here I think it is out of scope, as it would add a lot of work to handle that specific case.