now THAT is a poorly designed acceptance criterion.

I disagree. 12 second limitations is not feasible in the real world. complex algorithms take time to execute. FYI, I am passing all the tests on ATTEMPT, but the honor is discredit because of a stupid 12s

I disagree, the kata's are written by amateurs. I am solving every 2kyu kata on the test cases, but the attempt is stupid. 12000ms? hahaha. don't create a kata that requires a complex algorithm if codewars limits your code to be executed within 12000ms.

I disagree

the kata's and their response time rules are just badly written. if a complex kata requires a complex algorithm - putting a 12000ms limit is quite silly. Test cases are passing perfectly - but to lose honor simply because of the server taking too long to process the code is dumb.

it is. I've easily solved 2 kyu katas but the server is simply taking too long to respond even though each test case is passed

your kata's test cases are far too many as my algorithm is returning a timeout during test cases.

you can also use the loose operator just in case someone mistakenly types the number as a string.

I don't think it matters. the logic behind a ternary operator is that if whatever before the "?" is true, then return yes:no, so using (bool === true) ? or bool ? is the same logic.

how is this supposed to be learning beginner level code?