My first R script :)

I've been seeing this more and more with ruby katas, the conventions for method names are simple. If you aren't sure if a method's name meets convention, if it doesn't match "[_a-z][_a-z0-9]*[!?=]?", it's not correct.

I'd have to agree with OP, the question is written in a way that it makes no sense. Is he bouncing the ball from the roof of the building and so it hits the floor from h?

Is this the reason that test 64 fails with an error for Ruby? I'm giving it the answer it claims to expect and also prints out the error
"/runner/frameworks/ruby/cw-2.rb:38:in expect': Evil should win (Test::Error) from main.rb:76:in '"

Hah! Didn't realize you could implicitly cast between char and int in a return statement.

Kata should be renamed. The current title implies converting an ASCII value to a letter. The actual task is the opposite :).

Java translation kumited!
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/58de9fc6abe9c72c0900005a?sel=58de9fc6abe9c72c0900005a

Any reason his translation hasn't been approved yet? Was fairly disappointed to find out this was pending still...

Perhaps I'll write my first translation if I can solve it in another language first.

Would love to see this series translated for Java :)

Method name "SongDecoder" does not meet Java's naming conventions for methods (camelCase).

Oops, you can tell who wasn't paying attention in geometry class ;)

Haha, thanks.

Error messages are incorrectly formatted. The value expected should come directly after "Expected: " not directly after "But was: ".