Not an issue

With an if.

the equal sign's location messes it up. How do I avoid that?

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That doesn't seem unsolvable at all. There are several posts below about that too.

#All kata's shuold have a specific method. Better practice for people who are lower kyu anyway.

Your complaint : null;

One string is "1+2+3+4+5+6 = 21" and another is "0=0" making the kata unsolvable because the "=" sign has a space between in one but no space at all in another.

It simply means replacing digits 0-4 with '0' and 5 to 9 with '1' in the string~~

you must square digit by digit not the complete entry

Why does 10, 10, 10 get 22?

Calculate "the nth day (as an integer) on which the evaporator will be out of use".

What am I supposed to do?

thanks

Assert.AreEqual(1,kata.GrowingPlant(10,9,4));

If it is that test, you can see it reaches 4 inches mark the first day when going up.

What I mean is that for the plant to get to the height of 4, it would take 4 days, because it basicaly only grows an inch a day.