I had the same problem -- thanks for pointing it out!

Wow, that was hard... I wrote a recursive version, then optimized it, then scrapped it completely for alot of array manipulation...Very proud of finishing this one.

I do take issue with the "Simple Fun" title tho... :)

That was fun! and harder than I expected. The '/' and 'X' notation kept coming back to bite me.

That was so mucn fun!! And simple in the end... Very satisfying to solve :)

Thanks so much for the video link!! I've always had problems conceptualizing currying, then I watched the video and solved the kata on the first try. I'm off to watch the rest of his stuff!

Thanks, that was fun recursion practice!

Thank you so much, that was a really fun series! Straightforward but useful!

I wrote code that passed all random tests (twice) but failed for 1,2,3,1,4,5 ...
Going back to look at it again

Yeesh, that was verrrrryyyy difficult. After trying several different approaches, I got one that worked (yay!) but have no idea how other peoples' solutions function at all.

Wow, for some reason the last part (truncating the array and taking off 'extra' chairs from the last entry) really threw me for a loop.
Good kata! Loved the whole series.

That was fun -- more finicky than actually difficult, except I had to learn how to sort on more than 1 level...

That was fun! I really wanted to do it with regex and array functions only, no slicing and no looping.
I got it to work eventually...

This is the most useful challenge I've ever done!! At first it was turning my brain into a pretzel, and then the pretzel gradually clarified into something that made sense, and I feel like I learned a ton. Thanks for this kata!

Nice! I have a similar solution using reduce, but this is even easier.