python new test frameworks to be used.

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It would be helpful to explicitly mention in the details that the input number represents the blue beads and not all beads (which involves a slightly more complex solution) - took me a while to deduce it from the tests. Very good exercise, nonetheless.

NO random or shuffled tests in

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Description should be language-agnostic

Description should be language-agnostic

The description of the problem should be worded different. I had to go to the discussion board to better understand what I needed to do.

Spent too much time on this, so I refuse to forfeit. I wonder if there is an issue with the test or my cose is bad. In case of my bad code, I would appreciate to know how to fix/improve it as it keeps failing on these : [] should equal [[], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], []]
[[5], [], [], [], [], [0], [], [], [], [], [], []] should equal [[5], [], [], [], [], [0], [], [], [], [], [], [], []].

Thank ou

• the ref solution doesn't even pass the tests anymore
• the testing process is utterly wrong (test.expect / precision inconsistent with the description / old framework)

=> unpublishing.

• test.expect shouldn't be used
• should be updated to new test framework

Error messages are confusing. Maybe actual and expected are swapped?

P.S. Why don't you use test.assert_approx_equal?