No problem if the code doesn't print anything. All tests can pass.

Same thing happened to me :( It's annoying.

Would that be considered best practice or is it impractical, since it removes the "logic" that we used, which can make it harder to read.

In Python 3, 3/2 gives the float 1.5.
But you need the rounded down integer of the division.
This is 3//2 and gives the integer 1.
All you have to do if you are in Python 3 is to change / to //.

This solution works only for python 2. In python 2 when int number divides another int we get int rounded down number. In python 3 we would see float type number.
For example:
3/2=1 - round down and integer type (python 2)
3/2=1.5 - float (python 3)
Also, for making a float number in python 2 you need add a dot at the end of the code (ex. 3/2.=1.5)

passed 2 tests, but the 3rd one says "() takes exactly 1 argument (5 given)"

Perhaps your code has run into an infinite loop that keeps printing.

I brought down the size of the test cases. Let me know if that helps.

i passed like 34 tests but it says "Max Buffer reached: Too much information has been written to stdout"