Hi,

Sorry but that's a duplicate of https://www.codewars.com/kata/5680e56f4797a55076000044
edit: dinglemouse did another very similar kata too, which handles the case in the same way than yours. So "double" duplicate, sort of.

You should unpublish it, thx.

Cheers

Trivial map/filter/reduce is not a novel kata idea.

This issue is still not fixed.

Converting to/from binary is not a novel kata idea.

Duplicate.

Your solution has N ccharacters, that's too long!"

• The error message should mention the user's code length
• There's a typo

duplicate of your kata which I believe was already retired.

Description, examples and sample tests should make it clear that you have to return the matched number in any kind of string, and not just find if a string is valid or not; for example

"blabla12345678910blabla"  -->  "1234567890"

Errrr.... serioulsy...?

def generate_random_string():
    return '12345678910'

and testing that 100 times?

... :/

Random tests should have a @test.it block

Length and width of an ellipse is not enough to find the points (since such an ellipse could be anywhere). If you mean that it should be centered at (0, 0) then that should be specified.

Description should mention that arguments x, y are the axis of the elipse.

The description does not specify which 10 points of the elipse should be returned.

The instructions of what "related to 7" means is only given in the examples. Examples are not specifications.

The description contradicts with the tests (those related to 7 return false in tests but description says to return true)