I don't see that test in the JS original. Maybe you know what I'm missing, I'm very new to translations.

(The NaN tests I omitted totally since there's no equivalent in Python.)

Forked and approved

rejected by someone

usersAnswer is not a pre-defined variable, it's meant to be taken literally as a string. this kata has a bad design, but it is running correctly.

To be precise: Missing example test in the Ruby translation

Using splicing might not be the intended method or at least it can be hard to visualize how the string is expanding. An easier approach would be to concatenate the string from scratch and initiate different sub-approaches when encountering a space or upon pre-encounterance.

Approved the self-made fork

This is an issue

Your code didn't close properly.

Duplicate is retired in the meantime.

Could you please check out the issues raised above?