Translation improved

or just input Words. why do input validation when you have a frigging type system to do it for you?

Fixed

Fixed

I think I have fixed Javascript and Ruby, added more random tests as well.

added here

That kata has been sent back to draft, closing

Now added in latest fork

added.

@lirilant would be good if you provided the test case that's wonky and your answer vs expected, really hard to guess what you would have run into otherwise, if even anything at all. the tests already look like they intend to (i did not verify cause i'm on a freaking phone) avoid results near point five .. so what else would it be?

tbh my guess is that your ruby version is not equivalent to your python version eg. / being int division in one of them and float in the other

something is up with Ruby version, did not get values near enough. Used exact same formula in Python version and everything was ok.

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closing this issue as a duplicate, to keep the newer one that mentions JS as well

It seems logical to transfer such tests with additional spaces to fixed tests.
Otherwise it's possible (at least in Python) to randomly solve the kata with partial solution that does not preserve additional spaces.