Not a kata issue! Your code has incorrect spacing count when encountered character is a space

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Ya really, I have to test these out on a seperate IDE, to print out as I go, what a tedious bunch of typing, looked like a cool Kata, so I just did it anyways

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That was so long ago, thanks for your comment though :)
You're surely right, there is no need in swith(true), however this days I would solve this kata without any swith() statement at all, a simple array will do better. I think I'll update solution for this kata right now.

Not an issue.

I didn't start this kata yet, so I can't tell weather your solution is right or not. But there IS a differences between "expected" and "instead got":

instead got: '[96, 8, 87, 76, 71, 46, 96, 95, 52, 75, 17, 92, 76, 99, 51, 81, 45, 33, 90, 74, 17, 10, 96, 60, 10, 79...
After this sequense there should be "0", but you don't have it.

Not sure if the question is still relevant since it was published 5 months ago, but someone upvoted, so anyway.

I have the same issue! Its timing out after 12ms but in the developer console...bam done instantly

Thanks for your post!

Don't you think that the first thing to do when a test fails is to look at the args, look at the code, try to understand what happens... not put an issue:-)
Changing the tests brings no learning, that is why I'm a bit stubborn:-)

(I love this style of responding! :-) :-) :-))