You shouldn't need to import math, I don't believe--I think you can just use real_round() without importing (since it's in the preloaded file) and without importing math (because math is imported in the preloaded file), at least when it's preloaded. import math has been moved to the initial solution, though. I'm sorry if I'm misunderstanding

Marking issue as resolved

I just loaded real_round() into the initial solution as to avoid confusion.

I only logged text in the tests because the descriptions of tests were offset (descriptions of the previous test case would show up delayed to the next test case).

Edit: Fixed.

I included it in the preloaded file, but I have just added it to the initial solution as well.

Just fixed that issue as well as another printing one (descriptions of the previous test case would show up delayed to the next test case).

Oh, okay! Thank you so so so much for clarifying that, I was wondering what the problem was but I guess it was that simple.

Done, will push out changes when I fix the random tests issue.

Very good point -- doing that right now.

Okay, cool.

I found the culprit--it's a printing error, not a testing one. I'm going to fix that right now

It only expects floating numbers when the average is under 10 minutes

Oh, huh. Lemme see. It shouldn't be doing that

Oh, I meant under or equal to in the context of those conditions apply to 10 or under minutes. I should clarify that.

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