I have the same problem. Here is the results of calculation
input
p0 -1000, %- 2.0, aug - 50, p - 1214
Output
1070.0
1
1141.4
2
1214.228
3

Calculation (manual)
p % aug
1 year 1 000,00 0,02 1,02 50 1 070,00
2 year 1 070,00 0,02 1,02 50 1 141,40
3 year 1 141,40 0,02 1,02 50 1 214,23

the population cant be a float number this is the mistake.

Regarding the rounding - it worked when I went low but not when I went high. And sometimes a being greater than or equal to b isn't the same as b being less than a. Hope that helps.

By now, you used 2 of 3 ways to convert a float number to an integer, the right one is the one you haven't tried.

In the description the value is 1200, yes. In the test your code fails, it is 1214.

You can discuss it here, where the author of this kata can see your post. So far you provided no information what or how it's wrong.

Please understand that there really are no errors in tests, as you've been told below this post. The error is in your code.

See the following for more tips: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting

That's the difference between 3 years or 4 years, if you can't see that, then I can't help you, keep blaming the tests. Good luck.

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Read the example in the description again, at the 3rd year, you only reach 1213, not 1214.

Because they may reveal information about the solution.

Your code has a bug that makes your code fail with that test.

No, read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting