i think the rationale behind 'modulo' was that its convention to call the absolute value |x| as 'modulus x' or 'mod x'

Thanks for the feedback! It's a pity that this kata probably won't survive the beta test. But it will be a good experience for me.

I have taken into account your comments.

Okay, thanks for the info, I'll take a look!

Hi,

• this isn't a "modulo sort", it's a "sort by absolute value".
• missing fixed tests:
  • empty array
  • all positive
  • all negative
  • already sorted
  • sorted descending
• there should be more than 1 single random tests:
  • various lenghts
  • various content
  • generally, we do 50-100 random tests
  • the expected solution must never be written in the same statement/expression than the one calling the user's solution, otherwise it becomes visible in the stacktrace, if the code of the user raises an error
  • the random tests send sets as input while the fixed tests send lists => not good
  • this also means there are never duplicates in the input => also missing tests

Note: all this is more "information for later use" than anything, because this kata won't survive the beta phase, so I'm not sure that's worth the effort of handling all this. Except for training yourself at authoring, maybe.

Final note: I'm pretty sure this is a duplicate (no idea how to spot the original, tho...)

Cheers

For easy katas like this, try to add at least 100 random cases next time.

Thank you for your feedback! This is indeed a simple task, but also marked as 7 kyu. I agree that she doesn't have a more interesting description, my mistake. But it will help people with the basics of sorting ;)

Added one random case in tests

very simple kata. nothing novel about this. you can think of something much more interesting

I changed the test cases

Imports for solution and codewars_test are missing.

Tests should use python test framework: https://docs.codewars.com/languages/python/codewars-test

missing import
missing test.it blocks
missing test.describe in sample tests

No Random Tests.

I will work on a more detailed description of this kata.

Thanks for the feedback! This is my first kata and I think it's a good task to learn the basics of array sorting. Such a task most likely has no practical value.

I don't feel like this is good kata material. All it is sorting with ignoring signs, and I don't see how that adds value. however this is just my opinion.

i have no idea what the instructions want from me