well actually the prompt said crystal clear that were ordered, and even said in which direction and with the extremes included: " Given a list of unique numbers sorted in ascending order, return a new list so that the values increment by 1 for each index from the min to the max value, both included"

Good. Dunno if yours or mine is better though. Your solution is simpler, mine is a little more scalable. Anyways Its just 7 kyu level ahaha

same mind

Task say that "sorted in ascending order!"

same idea :)

nice solution

Given a list of unique numbers sorted in ascending order, - Unless the description was different at the time of your comment, they did specify it was ascending/unique. Solution works and I did the same. Yes it doesn't work for disordered arrays, but that wasn't the task to complete.

I don't like the fact that you call the lengths many times instead of having them in a variable

Clever but not needed

Great answer! You could refactor it even more and remove the turnary operator, it would still work the same way with less code.

why 0.9 and not 0.10 ?

While it works for this kata, it only does so due to limited test cases. The prompt gives no indication that the array can be assumed in order and even asks for an ordered array from "minimum value up to the maximum value". Just something to keep in mind before assuming this solution is the best one.