Numbers of best practices and clever are low. The comunity of Php is small ?

nice solution

Thank you very much IkigaiBouken!

The code is going to evaluate the return statment and in this case it will give back a boolean because you're using a comparative operator like <, >, <=, >=, ==, and so it's going to look at health > 0, evaluate it and either say it's True or False. So basically it will always return a boolean, decided by the comparison being correct or not.

Also, floor division (integer division) is faster than true division

yeah, you're right. Thanks :)

Because of imprecisions, you could get 54.9999999999 which is not equal to 55.

This was a python 2 solution, where / is floor division; in python 3 // is the floor division operator.

when im doing that i get wrong answers on randomly chosen tests, each time different tests. For some reason i have to use // instead of /, then it always works