• Missing random tests
• yet another handling of primes for Java
• Missing assertion messages

I am not very experienced with Python and may be mistaken, in Python they don't usually have private fields. At least from the materials I read and the code I saw. Unlike Java for example where encapsulation is essential. Or is this just because most people write bad Python code :D

Unpublishing due to many unresolved issues.

This is incorrect synchornization.

totalVisits also must be synchronized on same monitor that visit method, also this rule must be applied to visitsBy method

Duplicate issue. Closing.

As of now (August 2019) you have to register an account on their website to be able to send API requests, and the tests expect you to return a json response with an error message stating that the request is incorrect.

Note: I've removed the case which actually disallowed passing the tests, but the kata is beyond repair.

The function name should be in snake_case.

Not an issue.

I was waiting for @devtheory to decide if proper encapsulation should be teached here, I'll try to correct that for all current languages please be patient

A kata about calling third party APIs are not very good material because it depends on that website being available in the near future, which might or might not happen.

Needs random tests

Expected and actual argument in the tests are flipped.

It is, but that's not an issue.

I don't think so, that is good practice to write as short as possible, but it's fun;

Duplicate of existed kata...