can anyone make python support?

fixed

• assert.deepEqual should be used

• Node 12 should be enabled (Refer this and this for more info)

I think your issue is you're getting stuck in an infinite while loop when the solution doesn't reduce to 0. The random tests include random numbers that won't necessarily reduce to 0 and should return false.

Hope that helps!

it was indented when i pasted

now i know! thanks! i always wondered what the hidden comments were.

just use the spoiler flag, that the tool for that. ;)

EDIT: too late ;)
But use indentation so that your code is readable.

what's the best way to show you outside of posting here? i don't want to post any spoilers for those still working.

Could you post your solution so I could try and replicate your problem? Thanks!

all my tests pass, but i fail, getting the message "Process was terminated. It took longer than 12000ms to complete". not sure why this is happening.

I think that if you're going to count twin primes that include n + 1 you should state that in the description as it was unclear before I ran the tests.

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That should do really. At least it's a falsy value, with all the real answers truthy (I've abused this for backtracking; I shouldn't complain about it :P ).

You don't need a try/catch handler, not even for testing. See Test.expectError().

Thanks for the feedback! I've now added random tests :)

Thanks for the feedback!

I've changed the kata so now the required output for errors is false, do you think that is sufficient or do I need to put it a try/catch error handler for best practise?