Apparently the kata is now retired.

Yep, it's fixed now

"X and Y are both integers that are positive. Z is a positive integer that is less than 20."
X, Y, and Z aren't present in the code. Did you mean num1, num2, and factors?

I already have, go ahead and look.

In that case, you should directly state that it won't be in the test cases.

It simply states that it does not exist in the test cases. If you want, i can change it to something else, but it won't do much.

"(5, 5, 2) This does not exist, num1 and num2 are different integers."
In this case, num1 == num2. You should change it to "This does not exist, num1 and num2 should be different integers" or something similar.

Oops, sorry, I was testing with it, and I forgot to remove it. It is now gone.

Kata has a spurious JavaScript version

looks like sonic.exe

ok, thanks.

I think that it depends on the language and its translations. In JavaScript, mother has alyways a child. If you get tests without children, then you can assume that its not required ;)

Is it possible for the mother to not have children? The discription kind of says that every mother at the mother and child dance party has a child... I'm getting tests for ones who don't have children. Is this supposed to happen? I'm using Java.

Thanks