Hi,

See issue just above about your trnaslation, please!

Approved thanks. But I had to fork again to merge differences in the description.

Whoops! Removed!

OK - please just remove that #Why do? comment in the example tests and I will approve it. Thanks.

Edited.

I played around with using Test.it('xxx'), but ultimately went with Test.describe('xxx') because for whatever reason, test.describe seems to be expanded by default which matches the original test cases.

I also included the angle and expected answer for the random cases, but I was unable to arrange them in one long list the way you did.

If anything needs revisiting, I'll keep going at it!

Thanks for the reply! I actually made this in response to a weird error I was getting with my translation. I tried to delete this as soon as I posted it, but apparently that didn't go through

Hey! Sorry about that! I'm so new to coding, I'm really only used to the solving aspect of katas. I wanted to solve your kata so much that I figured I'd take a crack at translating it.

I will spend some time today reading through the kata writing/translating documentation and I'll try to more accurately translate your kata.

Thanks for the reply!

You don't have to create a new Kata if you want it in another language. Just Add a new translation for it ;-)

Hi

• The tests are not grouped in the normal way I am familiar with seeing. Shouldn't they be using Test.it("xxx") ?

• For the random test cases can you please display the angle and the expected time - e.g. same as my Java/JS original Katas?

Thanks!

Python translation First time! Please give it a look!