Nice, I can see my mistake now. Thank you for taking the time to reply!

Your answers are wrong, for instance, you're returning 10 which ends with 0. These are the three sample tests your code is failing:

test.assert_equals(no_boring_zeros(1050), 105)
test.assert_equals(no_boring_zeros(-1050), -105)
test.assert_equals(no_boring_zeros(2016), 2016)

And the tests are fine.

I think this these test cases are wrong:

10 should equal 105
-10 should equal -105
201 should equal 2016

105, -105, and 2016 don't end with 0

Should correct the mention about the zero, its confusing since you expected us to validate it in the test...

Please read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#post-discourse

And check out the error message:

expected '145' to equal 145

Your code returns a string, not a number.

C# tests should be rewritten with logs removed

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Because your code is wrong. Sample tests are just that, a sample. Final tests are more extensive. Not a kata issue. Read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting

C Translation (author inactive).

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