No, you're wrong, you can see my solution works with a different formula.

got the same error in C++. description could be updated to w / h / h since that is the only formula that works
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it looks you've renamed the function definition itself from 'bmi' to 'Bmi'. Make the "B" lowercase and it will likely be resolved.

The easiest way to see the difference is to do both solutions for some smaller inputs by hand.
If you're confused about the function you've used, try to write it out as a loop and compare the differences.

Thank you

The num argument is passed in edi. The return value should be in rdx:rax.

Hello. How get <--- unsigned __int128 factorial(unsigned num) ---> this num argument in nasm?

In C#, actual and expected are all mizxed up.

Forked and approved

approved

I've updated the solution.

• Reverted back to Float to avoid invalidating solutions
• Updated the approximate equality function with a margin that should be reasonable enough for floating-point errors
• Removed the fixed edge case in favor of letting the random tests handle it by using the Arbitrary instance of [Float] which starts at [] when the size parameter is 0

Could anyone assist me?
I keep getting this error message:
tests/Fixture.cs(11,43): error CS0117: 'Kata' does not contain a definition for 'Bmi'
tests/Fixture.cs(12,38): error CS0117: 'Kata' does not contain a definition for 'Bmi'
tests/Fixture.cs(13,42): error CS0117: 'Kata' does not contain a definition for 'Bmi'
tests/Fixture.cs(14,37): error CS0117: 'Kata' does not contain a definition for 'Bmi'

Added in Crystal and Ruby.