Biased response but this looks better to me because it's more readable

I dont't think that ASCII table will change in the next couple of years but this solution is very nice!

• Need more test cases
• You can easily solve this by just returning the even numbers
• I like the concept, it could be made more complex

• need more tests
• To simple of a task
• initial solution has bugs

-Very simply for beginner programmers

• Need more tests and try to make them random
• I love the concept

Asking for unmodified native methods under a different name does not make a kata.

Not sure if it's a dupplicate, but there's definitiely not enough tests.
https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/5ab3381d938b63b4c50014d4/groups/5ab33b92938b630146001504

--Creative detailed Kata, description is very clear and understandable
--I would probably add an extra line of the given start-up solution to lead new students on the right path to an answer
--Needs more added random tests

--Kata is very creative & different
--Add more random tests
-- Use of string manipulation is good and solvable for new ASC students

--Description clear
--Solvable for new ASC students
--Add more test cases -- kata can be solved an unintentional way

--The description is very informal and fun to read -- leading to new coders to understand the problem and actively try
--I didn’t identity any unintentional ways to solve the problem
--The addition of strings could've been intoduced more smoothly
--More tests are needed

--Description is easy to read and understandable
-- Relatively solvable for new ASC students
-- I would provide more tests to damper unintentional solutions for your test case

--The TDD and the given solution output seems a little more advanced and I can see it being hard to understand for new ASC students
--The features used to classify the human object such as walk/add can be replace with a better feature that would help ASC understand it more
--More sample cases

-more test cases
-There's an error in the test case

-Not enough test cases
-Description calls presidents classes,
but I think they're more like objects