Typo here: 'that will except". It should be 'that will accept'.

First of all thanks for the kata!

There are two typos in it:

'reounded' should be 'rounded'
'hundreth' should be 'hundredth'

Hi!

First of all, thanks for this kata.

As glynester indicated 8 months ago in a comment, passing any string in the return statement allows you to pass the challenge.

I just want to say thank you for your time and contributions to the site. I've always enjoyed your Katas. :)

Thank you for taking the time to write this Kata! :)

There's a typo in the kata description: "You much find the difference...".

Such a fun kata! Thank you for taking the time to write it! :)

I see. This is definitely a suggestion that needs to be passed to Codewars. That testcase doesn't affect the kata in any way, but it doesn't make sense to display it when you haven't completed it, that's all.

Anyway, thanks so much for your time! :)

Kata returns "Congratulations！ You have passed all the tests!" when you haven't passed all of them.

PS: :) Thanks for the kata!

If for instance you pass 61 tests and fail 77, you get the following message at the end:

"Congratulations, You pass the test!

After you submit your solution, DON'T FORGET UPVOTE&RANK THIS KATA, THANK YOU!"

I think this shouldn't show up unless your solution passes all the tests.

There is a typo in the kata description: autiomatically.

Wow! What a clean and elegant solution! :)

As someone who just finished this kata today, I agree with you. It should be a 7kyu.

true xor true == false // Both are true. "xor" only return strue if EXACTLY one of the two expressions evaluate to true.

There's a typo in the description.