I don't know why everybody is complaining. I guess it doesn't need to have the formula conversion, but it is probably a good question for worse coders to do division/multiplication, and flooring.

The question seemed so easy at first, but it ended up being more difficult.

The JavaScript solution was very good practice for me -- I thought it was going to be a cake walk but I had to think hard!

It mentions 3 different input values in the description and it shows 3 arguments in the initial code, could you clarify what do you mean?

you dont make it very obvious that the numbers can be more than one

Tests are now working fine, possibly fixed some time ago, do raise a new issue if you've found anything wrong.

Already there

...rounded down to the integer (= floored).

kata hint != kata suggestion

Tip for the begginers like me.

-Divide to conquer

-How much is exactly 1 ms in 1 hour, 1 ms in 1 min and 1 ms in 1 sec?

This is awefully written.

If there is nobody to do homework there are no pages required. Trying to make negatives of a real world problem is going to cause a more 'real world software problem'. You can't have negative sheets, nor can you have negative classmates.

You should error trap that into your code. if(classmates < 0 || pages < 0) { no pages are required }.....

Not a kata issue, this is what I get when running your solution, which is correct

Error = 0
Error = 0
Error = 0
Error = 0
Ok = 25
Error = 0

It is not 1,01 min, it's 1 minute and 1 second. 1 minute = 60 seconds, then 61 seconds = 61000 miliseconds.

I don't understand how 1,01min is 61000 milliseconds.
It should be 60600...

I tried converter and chatgpt, they both validate that.
How do you get 61 000 ? It doesn't make any sense to me

Thanks for the passed / not passed messages (C++) :)

I was so over complicating this one!