a = [...blaze_it()].at(-1)

var a = 10

lololol

yes

this is = true :D

Lol well played to you I thought you had the win

you win

Thanks!

Good job on improving the test case. This is much better!

It's a problem with your code, it doesn't work with chars that aren't in the alphabet. Try in your own IDE with sentences, not single words, for "hello world" your code returns weddk world. Not a kata issue.

"I don't know whether there is an issue with this Kata or an issue with my code" is exactly opposite of the "ISSUE" flag. Why marking a post with ISSUE if it's not known if there is an issue?

And it's difficult to tell what is the problem with your code if we do not know your code.

Python 3.11

Quoted from 3 months ago: 1`I don't know whether there is an issue with this Kata or an issue with my code but for the Python solution I get the correct answer when I run my code in a different program but when I copy the same code into Codewars, it says I got the answer wrong.

Examples are: "xt'k o hwixl qzewej!" should equal "xt'k o vwixl qzswej!" "it's a ghift cidher!" should equal "it's a shift cipher!"`

• In what language?
• What tests exactly?
• What makes you think that the tests are broken, and not your solution?

Some of the tests seem broken, all of them pass but a few

I added a fair bit of fixed test cases, and another set of random tests. All of my random tests have a very long length, do i need to add more random tests with shorter lengths?