Monster

You're not printing the input values there.

def scramble(s1, s2):
    # your code here
    print(s1, s2)
    pass

Use that.

No hes talking about the other tests, I had the same issue. heres a attachted screen shot of the logs: https://imgur.com/a/WOoPCId

You can see in the sample tests that this case should return true:

describe('Example Tests', function(){
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('rkqodlw','world'),true);
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('cedewaraaossoqqyt','codewars'),true);
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('katas','steak'),false);
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('scriptjava','javascript'),true);
  Test.assertEquals(scramble('scriptingjava','javascript'),true);
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('scriptsjava','javascripts'),true);
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('jscripts','javascript'),false);
  //Test.assertEquals(scramble('aabbcamaomsccdd','commas'),true);
});

it does'nt and i am not misreading the logs.

Not a kata issue. That test expects True, you're misreading the logs, please read this: https://github.com/codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Troubleshooting-your-solution#print-input

test.assert_equals(scramble('scriptingjava','javascript'),True)

My code works absolutely correct but your checking is wrong. I got it to log your str1 and str2 and my answer your

str1 = scriptingjava
str2 = javascript
MY_ANSWER = javascript

!should return False

why should it return false?