Okay, that works well enough now.

@test.it("Safe Buildings")
def test_second_oldest_first():
    test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(1.7, 101), 'Safe')
    test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(6.11, 889), 'Safe')
    test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(11.6, 1311), 'Safe')
    
@test.it("Evacuated Buildings")
def test_second_oldest_first():
    test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(1.7, 100), 'Evacuate')
    test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(7.0301, 542), 'Evacuate')
    test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(12.4, 1172), 'Evacuate')

Then you should also add at least 1 sample test with a magnitude higher than 9.

OH, I get what you're saying. The constraint was worder poorly.

Only the whole digits of magnitude (m) impact the evacuation radius. 123.456 -> 123

I have updated the instructions and will publish that as soon as the system lets me.

They didn't (and maybe still don't) expect you to look at the first digit, instead to look at the integer part of the magnitude.

I'm not 100% sure I get what you mean. I updated the random tests to look like this

@test.it("Random Tests")
def test_second_oldest_first():
    i = 30
    while i > 0:
        i -= 1
        earthquake_danger = random.choice(['Safe', 'Evacuate'])
        if earthquake_danger == 'Safe':
            mag = random.uniform(0.001, 15.0)
            dis = int(random.uniform(int(mag)*100, int(mag)*200))
            if dis == 0:
                dis = int(random.uniform(1, 1000))
            test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(mag, dis), earthquake_danger)
        else:
            mag = random.uniform(1.0, 15.0)
            dis = int(random.uniform(1, int(mag)*100))
            test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(mag, dis), earthquake_danger)

Let me know if I'm still missing it. And thanks for the feedback!

Hey, I can't publish to show you but I think this makes it random!

@test.it("Random Tests")
def test_second_oldest_first():
    i = 30
    while i > 0:
        i -= 1
        earthquake_danger = random.choice(['Safe', 'Evacuate'])
        if earthquake_danger == 'Safe':
            mag = random.uniform(0.001, 15.0)
            dis = int(random.uniform(int(mag)*100, int(mag)*200))
            if dis == 0:
                dis = int(random.uniform(1, 1000))
            test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(mag, dis), earthquake_danger)
        else:
            mag = random.uniform(1.0, 15.0)
            dis = int(random.uniform(1, int(mag)*100))
            test.assert_equals(earthquake_tracker(mag, dis), earthquake_danger)

Those tests are not random because they expect the exact same results in the same order every time.

Only the first digit of magnitude (m) impacts the evacuation radius

This is not true in random tests.

Added random tests! Definitly going to read over that documentation as well. Thanks again!

Here's some docs on Creating a Kata and Random Tests.

I didn't even know you could do random tests. I'll figure out how to impliment some! Thanks for the feedback man :D
I started learning python about 3 weeks ago so this is all prety new to me.

No Random Tests