but those aren't floating point literals in the pattern, they're ranges ( ͡☉ ͜ʖ ͡☉)

Yes, it does, but it will become an error in future.

Amazing!

Does this work for 25.01 ?

This is not an issue, as the kata/the tests aren't broken.

That being said return "hello"; and "hello" are the same if they are used as the last expression. However, could it be that "hello" isn't the last expression in your code?

Please post your code in a comment and mark it as having spoiler content.

Can somebody explain to me why i need an explicit return in rust for this to work? Thought "hello" without ; and return "hello"; is same

public class EvenOrOdd {
    public static String even_or_odd(int number) {
        //Place code here
        
    }
}

That's the initial code for java, you don't need to ask the user for input in CW, your function takes an int as parameter.