Quite fancy kata to exercise with indeed, compliments.

Another typo:

• The output should be a string in the from of

Some annoying parts of this kata:

• Not very effective: 0.5x damage -> makes it seem that damage can be a decimal, but from tests I figured out it should be an integer
• return messages don't show the difference between static text and dynamic parts that need to be filled in

Fixed.

From description: the items will be pushed to the right and the empy space filled with '-'

Can anyone explain the logic behind the "-" placement? I really don't understand this

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How should i proceed in this situation?

If you don't know PHP, then nothing. Wait for someone to fix it.

I do not know PHP, @cwps translated it. How should i proceed in this situation?

Actual and expected are swapped in PHP

Very fun kata!! Made me a little bit nostalgic :)

Very nice kata. Thank you!

Thank you for the feedback. If you could point out what you consider edge cases i will add them to the fixed test battery
I fixed the syntax warning

I assume you are using Python (please always state it first).

The error is due to the fact that you try to print too much stuff to the screen. Some random tests are big, you are supposed to handle it (eg. print only if input is below a certain size) and this cannot be considered a kata issue.

I was getting the below error on attempts until I removed some print statements I was using to debug. Getting a warning from a test seems weird.
The standard test cases don't cover many of the edge cases that are in the larger test cases which creates a situation in which you have to attempt to debug.
I'm not sure what value is provided by random test cases large enough to create a max buffer size issue but it doesn't force the trainee to refacor code to be better but just eliminate print statements.

/workspace/default/tests.py:26: SyntaxWarning: "is not" with a literal. Did you mean "!="?
units += f'({s[i] * (int(s[i-1]))})' if int(s[i-1]) is not 0 else ''

Max Buffer Size Reached (1.5 MiB)

typos corrected