LOL

Totally agreed!

It's to simulate the API's of existing real-world HTTP routers. In the end, a router is returning a string to a HTTP server.

don't understand the point of this kata. why are you passing simple text as lambda functions? is this ever a useful technique? Doesn't need sorted, filter, map, reduce at all if the lambda is just text like 'hello world'

it's listed under the 'debugging' tag, which means the code is bad and needs to be fixed.

agree, with OOP this should be at 6kyu. Definitely not 5 though.

dumb kata, not sure what it's supposed to teach. The test responses are useless and unhelpful as well.

what a time to be alive!

Make a function that takes an input and returns a dictionary. The dictionary entry will return the input for the keyword 'value'

I think the instructions are written this way to teach what 'wrapper functions' are in general and what they might be used to do.

Kata problem is fine but instructions are a hot mess.

Output: the geometric mean from an array of numbers

-consider negative numbers and strings in the array as invalid

-output 0 instead when there are too many invalids in the array. Tolerance of 1 if the array has fewer than 10 entries, and tolerance of 10% if the array has greater than 10 entries.

Thanks for the kata.

solved it but felt the instructions were poorly communicated. should define what "team" actually means in terms of the kata