It's not absurd because random tests are never the same test ... because, well, they are random. That's why your code passes a different amount of them on each run of the ATTEMPT.

yes but the random tests passing is absurd, like a test in ATTEMPT at once is failing but if i run ATTEMPT again, the same test is now passed,why is that?

and by the way I un-flagged your comment as a spoiler because it did not discuss / reveal any solution concepts / code

Your code only passes all the sample tests.

On running ATTEMPT your code is tested by multiple random tests, and it does not pass all of them.

im having a problem where my code passed all the tests but in the attempt section each time i run the tests it shows different number of passed and failed test each time.
any reason or solution for that?

Latest Haskell version added random tests.

can someone explain it?

how is that so?

Not a kata issue. See https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting.

50 passed, 1 failed; all random tests are passed test gives the "expected '' to equal '1'" on fixed tests

One of the best!

So many solutions invalidated because they either handle 0 wrong, or rewrite the function signature to (Integral a) -> a -> a ..

I knew it! (There is should be an elegant "python" way to do that)!