Wait I got it now, I forgot that .trim() dosen't modify the original string.

Oh I must've misread the # of fixed tests then. Thanks.

There are 21 fixed tests in javascript. No, there aren't random tests.

Are there no randomized test cases? It looks like there are only 2 fixed test cases for you to pass when you hit submit in JS

I see, thank you for the advice

would it help if I added more supported languages to my kata?

Not really IMO. Having it in something like python and js has better chances of people solving it, but I wouldn't go past that until it's close to approval.

I see, thanks for the feedback. I think I'll make something more elaborate next time. One more question - would it help if I added more supported languages to my kata?

Initially I thought the kata was about finding a fib sequence of some 2 elements, which included both given numbers (arguments) somewhere in the middle. Maybe something like that could be unique enough idea for a kata... If it's similar to other katas, it's still a duplicate, generally.

I'm thinking of making something more elaborate yeah, but I haven't seen anything exactly like mine.

I wouldn't be so quick to do it. There's bazillion other fib katas on CW already, so unless you come up with some great variation, it's just gonna end up similar like this one. Take some time to come up with a better idea, or better yet - solve some more katas and some ideas may come to you.

@Sabsterrexx Please don't do that, all we need to do is(as far as I can from the examples) is multiply fibonacci series by i.

I guess I'll just make an improved version of it and release it then. Thanks for the feedback though, It's my first kata

You shouldn't have published it then. Now it's too late, it got retired.

a duplicate? I haven't seen any other kata exactly like this