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I'm pretty sure there is a very similiar kata.

no random tests

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Because when working with money you round values.

Why?

I think you miss my point entirely, I'm not arguing that the kata says that 1500.129 should become "1,500.12" - I'm arguing that it shouldn't require that, numbers should be rounded.

Stated in the kata description:

cents need to be truncated to 2 decimals

Why would 1500.129 become "1,500.12" and not "1,500.13"?
Shouldn't it round numbers and not just cut off digits ignoring rounding?

I didn't realize that using console.log on Codewars would show you your log as well as run your code. New here, as you can see. Thanks for the tip.

console.log

I learned a lot from this one. It would be nice to see what the inputs are when the tests are failing, but having to guess led me to do some research I wouldn't have otherwise done.

exactly why this kata is an issue,they should change it so thhat it rounds instead of truncating it

I wrote the dumbest code ever :(

The description explicitly says to truncate not to round.