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Nice little kata.

I was a bit irritated that the answer in the standard boundary cases had to be worked out with trial and error on the hidden test suite.

Thank you for the quick answer.

I have to apologize: I was mislead by the JUnit message that the expected value was some Object and the actual one was an Array.
I forgot to convert a List to an Array somewhere.

This kata was solved 9 times in Java, so I think the test cases are correct.

So what is the problem? Maybe post your code here and we will see, if there is a problem in your code.

In Java the JUnit test cases don't work for unflat arrays.
So I stopped working on the kata.

Me, too.

Hi,

this was my first Java kata. Thanks.

I have two suggestions:

• either mention in the description that spaces should be replaced by underscores or change the example/test case
• assertEquals seems to want the expected solution first and then the value to be tested