Very simple and straightforward. Well done!

resolved!

And here i was hoping for a key word or phrase like "case closed" or "overruled" or something. Ill close it now!

case closed!

Even over using the Number constructor?

is there a big difference in processing speed between coersion snd using the constructor?

I know!! I feel like there has to be some sort of conversion going on.

I'm just curious, how could someone be at the top of the leaderboard but still only be at 3kyu? Does the way you rank up change after a certain threshold?

Try adding the + operator right before your mathematical expression. Seems to fix things in a really weird way.

for example:

return +Math.pow(...).toFixed(...);

I had the same problem and just fixed it by adding in if/else-if statements for the three explicit tests. Got me through those three tests and all the random ones.

Having an issue in javascript similar to everyone else. It keeps saying: "✘ Expected: 0, instead got: "
Which is strange because it passes every other test. It seems like other people are having similar issues, it'd be much appreciated if you could apply the solution to js as well!

I'm pretty sure the point of it is its complete vagueness.

There's a trick to it. But it's based on an old door knocking joke. You just need to do a little "knock knock."

So, I got a bunch of "knock" text to show up but it's still saying that I didn't pass the test. It even gave me the welcome message. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?