So any survivors know what to put on your gravestone?

It might be that the code inside your loop is not executed, so it returns an empty string. Print the input to see why.

It might be a bug in your solution.
Hard to tell.

I've got a trouble: passed all tests, but click "Attempt" andit says the following:

expected:<[You shot all 0 zombies.]> but was:<[]>
expected:<You shot [all 20 zombies].> but was:<You shot [20 zombies before being eaten: overwhelmed].>

What might it be?

It`s not a solution. Since the goal was to remove vulnerabilities, and with this decision they remained

(If you run out of ammo at the same time as the remaining zombies reach you, return "You shot X zombies before being eaten: overwhelmed.".)

that is in the details, i think in the case mentioned you run out for ammo at the same time zobies reach you, since you need to mutiply range by 2 because zombies move 0.5 meters

why would you neeed to know exactly how you die by the zombie onslaught?

Left in debugging code - bother!

i had simply forgotten about variable hoisting, how embarassing >~< it should be OK now, sorry for the inconvenience

This works: https://www.codewars.com/kata/52250aca906b0c28f80003a1/discuss#615857431274ac0029ce229c

@trashy_incel you don't have to reset everything. You can simply enclose the backward-compatibility with a try...catch block to prevent it from producing an error.

fixed, dont forget to reset the tests

I think you broke it. See the issue above.

Impossible to complete. I'm getting an error even when the function includes nothing but an empty string. Should be removed or corrected.

done, with backwards compatibility