anybody that knows more than print("Hello World!") finds this code readable.

5 seconds seems too much to me. If you couldn't have known it without reading it, that should not be implemented.

No, this kata has examples and what your code should do is pretty clear. What more do you need? Please don't open issues like this.

I'm tired of coming across the codekatas that should be simple but have bad examples, no examples, or irrelevant information with inadequate explanations of what the code should do. Anyone else feel the same?

Why would that be better than the other option? Please use spoiler flag on your answer.

I figured that this was the case, just posting for general code precision and concision.

the challenge has been laid down on the table. suggestion noted, but at almost 25K solves to date, it will not be changing