Python.

In test cases you can find this method. Its not in public ones.

func testRandom25000() {
        var attempts = 0
        while attempts < 25000 {
            let dart = (x: rand(min: -175, max: 175), y: rand(min: -175, max: 175))

            if !testDartboard.isBounce(dart: dart) {
                XCTAssertEqual(dartboard.getScore(dart: dart), testDartboard.getScore(dart: dart))
                attempts += 1
            }
        }
    }

It was not approved, atleast I see still old descriptions on production kata. I'm just trying to fix something already broken. Now you can pass with valid solution, previously not possible.
I'll add random test based on your solution.

Thanks! :)

Should be all set!

Let's not be silly now. :)
I feel like I must have missed some opportunities to abbreviate my solution. Not sure whether codewars supports c# 7 compiler developments like pattern matching and throw expressions.

You can't approve your own katas for obvious reasons. You can approve other's katas, though.

Oh, by the way, I just approved the kata you've mentioned.

Mooi werk jongens.

Dank! Een goed begin is het halve werk. :P

Where do you miss a word wrap?

Fixed :)

Hope this is fixed at some point...

I knew there was something I forgot to mention! Singleton is a good idea for a kata. Haven't seen any so far.

Agree. Was just solving a 7kyu kata, where I was being introduced to how to zip two arrays together, process them and unzip them (python). Passed the test but failed some of the random tests. There were occurences where products of calculation were equal and apparently kata creator wanted us to handle that in specific way which he didn't specify in instructions.
I understand it is a good training, but 7kyu is a beginner kata, we were being introduced to some method and without telling us how, creator wanted us to handle a some occurence that might happen in random test.
Thanks to random tests 7kyu kata became 6-5kyu kata.

Fixed. Thanks.