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how do can i make random i know that we can genrate but how can i make for pass the cases damn ;)

NASM translation lacks completely specifications (input, output, size of the registers, etc.), see the post just below. Moreover it is not possible to have optional parameter in this language, so the kata requirements cannot be respected. This translation should not have been accepted.

JS: Node v12 should be used enabled along with its appropiate assertion tools (Mocha + Chai).

JS: Node v12 should be used enabled along with its appropiate assertion tools (Mocha + Chai).

see the unit tests provided for a more comprehensive definition

The example should also be provided in the description. The Sample Test shouldn't be used as a replacement.

Avoid things like "See sample tests for more examples".
https://docs.codewars.com/authoring/guidelines/description/

Typo in the description:

"object" -> "objective"
"occurances" -> "occurences"

A better practice is to receive and return consistent data types,

I translated this kata to Rust, please take a look!

Good job creating this Kata!

If it were me, I would seriously consider splitting it up into multiple Katas. You have a couple 8ish level exercises in there, then a couple that are 6 or 7 level. Overall it wasn't very satisfying to have to fill out 4 separate functions with so much repetition and shared logic. Would've been more enjoyable if they were separate.

I have a couple of suggestions:

1. Either, the rand range function description should be extended to include clear inclusiveness/exclusiveness of the bounds for the range.
2. Alternatively, the error message should indicate which integer was expected but was missing, or which integer was unexpected.

The test failure message does not indicate what the problem actually is, only that the tests has failed:

Testing for: n=9, min=5, max=34
Your answer did not pass the extra tests.  Make sure your answer is actually random.

A better message alternative might be something like these:

Testing for: n=9, min=5, max=34
Result does not appear to be random, ran 1,000 tests and expected to see at least one instance of 5

Testing for: n=9, min=5, max=34
Unexpected value: 34

Hope that helps! :)

Python translation! Thank you!

and optionally a date format (in the moment.js style)

I think it's only fair if you mention that moment.js is already installed and can be used by require('moment').