Fixed, thanks for reminding me :-)

Ok, it's the very same issue than below: the description is still lacking the information that, to be invalid, a procedure has to actually be executed: the procedure is'nt actually executed, so the infinite loop never occurs. Hence, this program should be considered valid.

@Donald: don't forget to update the description, this time...?

that's Java.

@donald: I just updated a minor thing in the kata (nothing meaningful tho) / EDIT: did you update the description? (see the opened issue just below)

@kianfay:

• inputs?
• error messages?

Without that, it's impssible to help. Normally, the tests are correct, So I'd bet on a problem on your side, tho, if you can pass the random ones, that might mean that they are lacking some kind of input generation profile ...

@kianfay00,

Thanks for the Issue report - may you please provide additional details such as the language you are attempting the Kata in and the particular test case(s) (i.e. the input program) that you say is/are supposed to throw a RuntimeException but is/are not handled correctly by the Submit tests?

Cheers,
@donaldsebleung