If you can't find the trick of this KATA, then in that case this KATA has at least 6 or 5 kyu difficulty level. I didn't find it, but I love that KATA. It's amazing! :)

It's a very nice KATA, but the difficulty level of it is a little undervalued. I think 5 or 4 kyus would be the perfect level for it. ;)

This is a terrible solution with a bunch useless steps which are absolutely unnecassary. For example: The "JOIN" part of the query... There was a helper table, called film_actor schema wich was instead of the "JOIN".

If I had wrote the same code like this I would have been fired from my school... This is a terrible solution, I guess.

I really don't understand why this solution isn't the 'Best Practice'!???? :) Simple and clever... ;)

This a terrible KATA, because of it has a horrible description. Please modify it for better understanding.

You are the grand master of trolls :D

Yes, exactly ;)

I think so about your solution that is not working in some cases. For example: There is a highest number in the array than limit number, but after the highest number there are some lower number in the array. In that cases the remaining lowest numbers will set the value of the below variable to "True", but the correct answer is "False".

Yes, I thought the while loop isn't necessary, but I don't want to be offensive therefore I asked him/her ;)

Thanks guys, the answers :)

Please help me, I don't understand exactly why is the while loop necessary? Thanks the answer ;)