indeed. thats strange

Wait, shouldn't you be asking the opposite question, what's the benefit of using "==" over "==="??

Because as everyone knows, you shouldn't be using == except in cases you know it won't get wrong.

I still get the same result if I relace the "===" with the "==". Hence, what is the benefit of using "===" over the "=="? Could somebody enlighten me?

isGreaterThanZero is already defined. See the tests. Hope that helps.

you need to return true or false from the function, hence the ===

Your code check only first element of p.
And you misunderstood this kata. Look at the question below.

Great code. I am trying to learn and I have a question: why you have added %1 === 0? Wouldn't it work without this part of code?

The idea is to build an object inline.
It has a single attribute to make the example shorter.

I dont think this works any more.

2.675 returns as 2.67 when it should return as 2.68