Funny kata to troll people that don't know theory.😁

Is this kata glitched or something?
The last test here is always incorrect while in pycharm is correct always, but fun fact though, if in the code here I return something like this return result, self.something as a tuple, then the result will be always correct, wtf?

Same is happening to me right now XD. And by some strange occurrence if I return something as a tuple, then I got it right with the first value of that tuple without changing anything in the code. Idk what happened there.

Really good kata, I learned a lot while struggling to reduce chars.

Very interesting approach.

Why don't you explain in the exercise what a legitimate wire is?
Validate that the wire pairings are legitimate. Raise an exception if not.
Any hint about what this exceptions mean?

• Should not have accepted a partial wire definition
• Should not have accepted a second definition for a wire end

I got stuck there.

i didn't see it coming that way.

What about part 2? Isn't it done yet? Give me the link, I liked this kata.😊

wow, my favorite solution right now.

Congratulations! Thanks for the comment.

haha, clever one.

Very satisfying when after 3 hours of try and error the code actually work.

Nice one, so neat.