Thank you! Everything works

You can print the input to console.
The assertion message shows you that you returned words which appeared 26 (xkplxopy), 21 (vbgj), and 21 (mfvitvken) times in the text while the expected top 3 words were nhflorve (29 times), xkplxopy (26 times, you got this one) and bfvymtvh' (23 times, note the apostrophe at the end).

Understood, Thank you.

31 is a permutation, not a substring, the same with the others. You can't change the order of the digits, only take some of them next to each other.

Hi there!
Doing this kata, have a question:
if we have string of integers and return the number of odd-numbered substrings that can be formed.
and it's given an example such as "1341", they are 1, 1, 3, 13, 41, 341, 1341, a total of 7 numbers.
while solveing it, I have got for the same string '1341' is more numbers of odd-numbering substrings
1, 1, 3, 11, 13, 31, 41, 131, 141, 341, 1341 a total 11 numbers. Am I wrong any where? Please help

Thank you) everything work well

python fork

changes:

• copy input to user to avoid confusion when user mutates (this is why I am touching it to begin with)
• remove redundant describes (only contained one it, describe is for grouping)
• custom formatted error messages to include what the input was
• replace parts of test generation with equivalent calls to the random module

don't mutate the input

Can anyone help me with this? I've passed 157 and failed 149 test. One an example from it.
test_list=[2065, -349, 472, 70, -383, 173, -63, 192, 35, 89, -87, -74, 449, 256, -129, 298, 164, 85, -445, 441, 433, -170, 313, 360, 190, -449, -148, 67, 217, 80, -59, 146, 375, -24, -460, 0]
I take:
left=2065
right=0
left+right == sum (rest of list)
2065 + 0 == 2065
Therefore, must be return [left]+lst+[right]
BUT it says that right is [-349, 472, 70, -383, 173, -63, 192, 35, 89, -87, -74, 449, 256, -129, 298, 164, 85, -445, 441, 433, -170, 313, 360, 190, -449, -148, 67, 217, 80, -59, 146, 375, -24, -460]
Thank you)

Thank you. will use question label.
I've been confused by wording all elements to the right and greater so decide it mean sum.

The ISSUE label is for provable kata issues. Please use the QUESTION label when asking for help. See https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#post-discourse.

Nowhere in the description is mentioned that you should sum all the elements to the right.

Hi all,
Please can anyone explain me why for this test [16,17,14,3,14,5,2] shall be return [17, 14, 5, 2]. If in the description says that
" dominant if it is greater than all elements to its right" All elements to the right.
So how 17 can be greater than all elements to the right if 14+3+14+5+2 is 38. Or here need to apply some another way in comparsion.
Thank you