Thanks you for your suggestion. Nobody is taking it. Closing.

Yeah, I get that error too

Thanks alot, it works!

1 year = 31536000 seconds

Sorry but I have some fundamental problem with ariphmethics in this kata. As far as I understood the rules
1 year = 31526000 seconds (365 days)
1 day = 86400 sec
1 hour = 3600 sec
1 minute = 60 sec

But this numbers gives me wrong results in some tests, I suspect rounding, am I wrong at this:

var r = Math.floor(sec / 60);
var remains = sec - (r * 60);

For what? I don't think that someone would get any benefit of cheating. However it's not very pleasant to see that your solution passes the "open" testcases and fails on hidden ones - without any explanation...

Something strange with tests in this kata. When I do Run Tests everything green, but when I submit it gives me:
failed on number literal arg.
failed on Number constructor arg.
failed on casted to Number arg.

What does it mean, can you decifer? I have no idea how looks test cases I've failed.

But in this case was a thing of copy pasting the exact same code in the given documentation. Didn't like, didn't learn anything :(

Wouldn't that make it trivial to just write something that spits out the correct answers without solving the problem?

You are missing a ) at the end of the if-statement:
if (!isItInArray(a[i], b))

Directions unclear, rage quitting this kata.

I didn't get this kata, and by the way I think It would be a good idea to show expected value in test message.

Why test fails? I've got Test Failed: Expected:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

It's the same kata as JavaScript Array Filter