Maybe you forgot to write as clan, for me that was the problem why test failed

@Rainer, hey I keep getting the same issue too. My case is working (I have previously checked it on other solutions and in the DBMS tool as well), but the test mentioned by you is not passing and the '[no clan specified]' does not appear in the results. Did you manage to solve the issue?

Might be somethign wrong with the kata...

I kept getting the following error with my solution:

should contain the clan name '[no clan specified]'
expected: true
got: false

(compared using ==)

I couldn't figure it out and unlocked the kata and same error with top voted solution. Can somebody confirm?

Thanks, that makes sense. :) I think the wording is fine, I should have paid more attention to the examples and not have my brain freak out that I missed some concept off odd/even numbers :D Thanks for the explenation!

Maybe the wording isn't entirely correct, but it's meant to convey that all the integers of an array will be of one type (even or odd), except for a single integer, which will be of the other type.
So given an integer array of length n, either n - 1 of its integers will be even or n - 1 of its integers will be odd.

Can somebody please explain how a integer (N) can be NOT 'entirely even or odd'?
When I look at the examples, in my mind, I only see odd and even numbers.
I feel like I am missing something fundamental here.