Make sure you are including the very last value in your code. If you are loopin up to the last value then it will not include the last value in your solution

sry, I didn't see it

kata written in english. Vowels to use specified in description

"y" not use

Thank you, I had to rest my eyes before it made sense to me, I think the original reply changed the sample tests to what I requested if you can change it back for the future users so they don't get wrong answers for the right code input

The only edition of the kata description is from 2017 and it was like this:

Given an array of numbers (s), check if any of the numbers are the character codes for lower case vowels.
to 
Given an array of numbers, check if any of the numbers are the character codes for lower case vowels (`a, e, i, o, u`).

You are correct @hasselhuff - The original instructions asked to find a vowel in the array.

Either they changed the details tab or I completely misread the instructions the last few days, but you have to decode the integer values to see if it equals a vowel and if so then replace the integer with the corresponding vowel. I could have sworn when I first attempted it was find a vowel and turn it into a integer as well.

That's exactly what it should be.

The input array has all integers and no vowels.

Prolog translation.

Google Python range.

My counts are off by smalls amounts (e.g.: 1,3,4). What should I be considering my code?