print the output ~~

It's normal practise use [].someFn .call()/.apply(). If you like save memory, why you chose JS?

Please help.
What do tests mean? What arguments do they receive?
"Single pair of end caps defined - no nesting"
"Multiple pairs of end caps defined - no nesting"
"Single pair of end caps defined - with nesting"
"Multiple pairs of end caps defined - with nesting"
"Multiple open and close caps are same character - with nesting"

Balanced and unbalanced case. I wrote a function that works perfectly and I can't break my function.

When you create kata please write description's tests smarter.

I can't understand next:
Time: 323ms Passed: 33 Failed: 8
Single pair of end caps defined - no nesting
Balanced
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false

Single pair of end caps defined - with nesting
Balanced
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false

Multiple pairs of end caps defined - with nesting
Balanced
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false

Multiple pairs of end caps defined - no nesting
Balanced
✔ Test Passed: Value == true
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false

Multiple open and close caps are same character - with nesting
Balanced
✘ Expected: true, instead got: false

For people who speak English a little hard translate this description. If I see what function receive and what tests want in output I guess how function must work.

@Jonas, JavaScript?

Asked the same question below :) If there would be any relation between the basis and the exponent, the brute-force wouldn't be necessary :(

Sorry for incorrect mark. Nice kata. Be stronger in algorithms.

I first checked if the number can be diveded by the sum of its digit. But still for 30 it is slow...

Yeah, and that's the brute-force method, which takes a lot of time to execute :(

I think there should be some rule by which we can filter out numbers in a quicker way than brute-force. But I also need to find that.

Is there any relation between numbers and the degree of the power?