This is now fixed for C/C++/Java.

Thanks for pointing this out... The problem is solved for the C version, for (big) random numbers where the number of occurences of '1' is greater than 63, we pass. I just re-tested again. Could you confirm?

I just rechecked and it works for me ... Could you clear your solution and try again?

LGTM, thanks for the translation!

Yes, it is not more interesting when they're negative. I'll change the description, thanks.

Yes I know, but I wanted the prototype to be conform to the initial kata.

I don't understand your question..

Done, thanks :)

ok , no problem.

I had the impression that some lines in the 'test cases' program weren't properly indented, could you check again please?

Is there a way in C# to make a parameter constant? if so please make the input parameter constant.

And could you fix the indentation in test cases? Thanks

Approved, thanks again.

Thank you!

Could you please keep the same prototype (eventhough n may be superfluous in Javascript)?

I can't say really. Let's see if any other user reports this same issue..

Thanks @Blind4Basics, it was a version problem ..

It fails at the sample test, and it's perfectly correct on my side ...