Yeah, this one's proably the est one so far. It's very concise and fast.

Why isn't stoi working?

good use of the minmax method in ruby.

nice

yes

I returned two lists and I'm still getting an error concerning the tests

if that's the case can the author be clearer in their description, because that confused me.

oh

the problem is in the creator's logic. plz fix this.

I tested the code using an outside compiler and it got the wanted answers for each question.

no this error points to the tests not my code?

Error

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "main.py", line 10, in <module>
    testSplitList([4, 27, 73], 42)
  File "main.py", line 6, in testSplitList
    Test.assert_equals(abs(sum(a)-sum(b)),best,"Your solution did not return an optimal solution")
TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable

Please fix!

literally just solved the kata, did some research on faster more effecient algorithms, shorter code apparently doesn't always mean it compiles faster.

Random tests are way too big. I've done 7 different approaches to the answer in Javascript, two in ruby, and three in crystal, and all of them pass the first 106 tests, then they time-out on the random tests. It'd be nice if you could remove them or make them shorter, because at this point I'm not sure algorithm efficiency is a problem.

same