fixed for Java

Probably everyone who did not think about count()... me included ;c

(see recent java fork)

This is an 8kyu kata, enforcement of regex is not only inappropriate with the level of ranking, but also too late as it will invalidate all solutions

Seems to be fixed to this day

Done some time ago

hahaha ur mad communist kiddo

Add a formula for the calculation. I had no idea what you were asking but a formula would've been enough to understand what I needed to do. Good attempt, try again

It's not a kata issue, it's a problem with your code.

It's called the Spread Syntax, here is the official documentation for it.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Spread_syntax

Hey everyone, what does ... mean in regards to an array?

Confirmed. That's Java.

(Note: For an unknown reason, I don't see the "edit kata" button while the issue is open... :o )

For the clojure variation of this problem,
when defining a function you used defn
when defining a variable you use def.

Using defn in the example code is very confusing because it suggests to create a named function 'websites'.
However, it's looking for a variable 'websites' instead, which seems unfair considering the description on the side