Trying this in Ocaml and quickly gave up as it seems I needed to do lots of float<->int conversions.

This syntax is described in https://ocaml.org/manual/5.2/patterns.html#sss:pat-variable

this is node.js magic :)

lol waht

You're right, I was checking with C++ 14 (whoops)

Fixed.

I think it indeed is a problem, because compilation reports error even for empty solution. It would mean that one of preloaded or tests is composed incorrectly. I did not have the time to check the actual C++ version tho.

Isn't that the expected behaviour? Why are you expecting to have includes for C functions initially?

There is a similar comment below. The question description is indeed outdated.

Using C++ 17 for this question, attempting would result in an error of 'strcat' is undeclared.

https://prnt.sc/q4srxu

I worked around it with "#include <cstring>" manually...

The purpose of the kata is to show how to use those functions.

yep perfect

Nice kata. I have a translation in Scala that is currently 147 characters long - remarkably short for a strongly typed language. If you allow a Scala translation, I will put it in.

Let me have a look :)