Fixed in this fork, re-raised for Haskell

Are you solving this in Haskell? There is already an open issue raised below.

duplicate of this issue (the label for the Q42 fixed test is outdated)

Fixed in this fork

Fixed in this fork

Also, examples show "17 17". It is not clear what this is intended to convey.

The input is 0 [-1]. Actual and expected are not shown; this could be achieved by replacing == by ===. Random tests do not actually guarantee "All numbers in will be positive integers", just that they are non-zero, but generated zeroes will be shown as input.

Yep, the contents of wiki are very different and tests are not passing. Too bad, because this kata is very real-life unlike most of them here.

Fixed. All solutions invalidated I guess. :P

i added a return value to the initial code so that it does not throw

I just ran this and I'm not getting any errors:

def diagonal(n : UInt64, p : UInt64) : UInt64
  42_u64
end

I'd say yes to both questions about the buttons.

No need to create a new issue about the same problem. Closing this one.

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