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Done.

All good to go, just #include <string> in both the sample and submission tests per the guidelines. Although <fmt/core.h> definitely includes <string>, ignore these transitive relations and explicitly list everything you need anyway

Approved

Done.

1. I based this translation off of the C one, and I thought that this would be the better choice. Thinking back, long long would have probably been a better idea.
2. Due to the range being half negative and half positive numbers, about half of the tests could be passed by just returning 0. Though, thinking back, I think it would have been a better idea to generate 200 test cases: 100 with positive numbers and 100 with negative ones (and shuffle them beforehand).

Will do both in a moment.

Excellent stylistically and pretty much approve worthy, but I have two questions:

1. Unless I'm missing something, wouldn't long or long long get the input domain a bit closer to some of the other translations?
2. 500 random tests seems a bit excessive to me

Bloated premise imo.

Approved (though can't mark the suggestion as resolved)

Approved.

C++ Translation

Was already approved by someone

To anyone experiencing this, console.log your values instead and you'll probably figure out the quirk that's causing the comparison to fail

Approved