very clever!

vuav, i love this solution!

it would be better if you use this

var vowels = Arrays.asList('a','e','i','o','u');

The main idea here is to implement an efficient algorithm and that is to use the formula above. If the kata author really wanted to teach you the use of loops, the author would have passed in a list of numbers.

In my line of work I see way too many bindly implemented algorithms where the implementer does not worry about performance of the algorithm. I honestly think that performance of algorithms need to be taught (again), especially with big data (read: small improvements have big effects) and cloud computing (you pay per CPU time used)

lol I was about to write this 😂

to understand this problem much more hard than solving it :)

I didn't think to rename, it made things a lot easier.

hahaha :D

I feel like an idiot after seeing this

good for math but not for coding, sorry :)