No, the test is fine. Not a kata issue. The second and third arguments are percentages.

Issue in TypeScript basic test
evaporator(10, 10, 10), 22)
should equal 1 not 22

sneaky boi

dude really hates caps lock

i dont get it do u want me to return the exponent form
as in
r^i(theta)

you are removing an element in the array and then continuing iterating through it
that messes up the order a lot

was this issue resolved

C# Completions 5062

Check the input your code is failing. Read this please: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting/

there is something wrong with the c# kata
my tests pass but one of the attempts fail

how would i go about printing the list of shortest path in this