Thanks! noted

I don't want to be rude either (luci, you solved the kata, good job). However this code is awful. An important concept in programming is "DRY", which stands for: don't repeat yourself. This video explains it adequately: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGH4-ZhfVDk

I'm just baffled thinking how many hours you've spent into this without thinking on an extendible solution that works for a general n (since you can find here the 4x4 and 7x7 versions as well). I have to say I'm quite amazed, but for next problems I suggest you spend more time on planning before jumping in to coding, you could've earned 3x times more points (for what it's worth) and saved so much effort. I didn't mean to be rude, was just a bit shocked in seeing a 2600+ lines solution.

I have 5 full months of Python so I worked with what I knew .
Anyway the ask was to resolve, not to make it fast or beautiful.
Make more difficult kata for this grade .

Really???

In my local environment with my solution I can fail this, as expected, since 90 is smaller than 90.00000000000001:
"90.00000000000001, 1"
but all starts to work if I add more to mantissa (this one passes):
"90.000000000000001, 1" and also all floats up to 90.000000000000006.

Strange float round up from Python..

Maybe it's a good idea to put a condition so that the mantissa would not have more than 8 decimals (or how exact your location need be)

I have two solutions, one in php and javascript that were accepted and are showing up solved in my profile but when I go to the solutions for others it is showing as locked. Any suggestions? I have tried resubmitting both with not luck, it just accepts it then the solutions are still locked.

agree with Chrono79, my JS solution also works around all given tests. You should add his test case too.
Here's another I can pass:
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