Now it works. Thx.

Can someone please confirm that javascript version is not broken? I can't console.log shit.

It does not.

I think it would only make sense to reset player.points to 0.

Seems fine now. Number theory katas are often hard enough. Validation doesn't make them harder, it's just anoying.

That was interesting but I'm not sure if argument type validation is really necessary in this kind of katas. I find it rather annoying.

Thank you.

Thx for the awesome kata. Definitely the best I've solved so far.

This is sort of impossible to do. I'd have to write it in the exact same way as you did. Thing is, I chcecked the answers using the online calculator you provided in the description and my answers are correct. Dunno how to solve this.
Edit. I'm talking about javascript version.

Nice kata. Way more evil than it seems at first. Took me some time. Dunno about ranking though,anything between 4-6 kuy seems good to me.

Resolved.

Javascript.
6th test in Large numbers:
ReferenceError: choose is not defined
at Object.Test.it
at Test.describe.res
at Object.Test.describe

Also test cases don't work:
kata: Unexpected token:8
})();});

Nice kata. I tried really hard to do it without long division but failed miserably due to insane case testing.

You're right. I'm an idiot.