n and m values are reversed in examples

The description is correct, but the example is wrong; the values of n and m are reversed. Good catch!

shouldn't it be the other way round? as in all the integers less than m whose sum of the digits squared is equal to n. Because in the description, n is always a square number. and the some of the numbers in the list of numbers given in the description are bigger than m

Try some easier problems; 8kyu problems will help you better understand the basics.

Other resources to consider:

• MDN
• Free Code Camp

With some practise, you'll be able to understand and solve this problem with ease.

Good luck! :)

Thank you!

Minor spelling mistakes in description

• First Line: fed back -> feedback
• Last line: alphebetised -> alphabetised

See the last part of the description.

Move the first letter of each word to the end of it, then add "ay" to the end of the word. Leave punctuation marks untouched.

Hope that helps.

For anyone having trouble understanding the description hopefully this will help.

Given positive integers n and m, find all the integers less than n that have a squared digit sum equal to m.

It's called an Unary plus (+) and it converts a value to a number. Follow the link for a more in depth explanation.

Hope that helps :)

Fixed

Codeblock fixed

Removed colon from method name (Ruby)

If you refer to the first point under info in the description.

MUTATE the input array/list, don't return anything

You have created a new list red rather than mutating the provided list wealth.

Hope that helps, goodluck :)

Minor issue - Ruby method name ends with a colon.

def make_new_list(list): <---
  #....
end

Expected and actual values appear to be reversed in the true test error message. (JavaScript)

expected 360548 to equal '360548'