Thanks Balkoth, my mistake!

Guess I should report this problem even though it really doesn't affect anything else.

On the kata page, I selected the following options:

• Sort by: Latest
• Language: My Languages
• Status: Approved
• Progress: Kata I have not completed

The problem is the list of kata I get from that includes a few dozen kata that I have already completed.

Well, technically, ["Bob"] and ["Bob"] are two different objects, so they're not equal.

To compare arrays or objects, you should use Test.assertSimilar instead of Test.assertEquals.

The testing framework seems to be buggy - go to Kata http://www.codewars.com/kata/5356ad2cbb858025d800111d/train/javascript

With my solution, I get the following error:

Expected: ["Bob"], instead got: ["Bob"]

...obviously, these are the same, so it should have passed! Below is my solution and test data (spoiler alert):

Solution:

function capMe(names) {
var capitalised = [], newName;
for (var i = 0; i<names.length; i++) {
newName = names[i].toLowerCase();
newName = newName.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + newName.slice(1);
capitalised.push(newName);
}
return capitalised;
}

TEST CASES:

var test = ['bob'];
Test.assertEquals(capMe(test), ['Bob']);
test = ['bob', 'james', 'CHRIS'];
Test.assertEquals(capMe(test), ['Bob', 'James', 'Chris']);