Thanks fakedup, that's indeed correct. In your example above you are counting digits. I missed that before. Only a-z and A-Z should be counted

it seems you haven't exclude digits

When I run the tests with an invalid expected result, I get "('t', 12) should equal ('t', 15)" as a message. So I think what you are failing on is the length of the result, as I check for that too. It is entirely possible that your result has too many entries. I will adjust the tests to give better messages.

Same problem here. my code passes all the tests, but when i try to submit, the code passes 51 tests, and fails 1...
The error message is: "15 should equal 12"
To be onest the error is a bit criptic...

It's out of draft now. I had some errors and wasn't able to figure out where through the kata builder, but pasting tests and solutions into the trainer worked for trouble-shooting. It should (hopefully) be in good condition now.

Hmm... I'm not sure, but I've just tried submitting a solution, and it shows all the tests pass, but doesn't seem to actually submit my solution (or at least it doesn't redirect me to the solutions page).

16.) it "should decrease lives by one, if a ghost is eaten when state is not 'super'"
17.) it "should reset points to zero, if a ghost is eaten, and there are no lives remaining"

I haven't been able to find any documentation on setting 'describe' blocks for the Python test framework. If anyone can point me in the right direction for this, it'd be appreciated.

Thanks for pointing this out!

I added a note in the description for each language.

It was ball.ballType in Javascript.

I had to find this via trial and error: it's "ball.ball_type"

There's only one unit test that has a character that occurs 15 times. The string for that is:

IWT LDGAS XH HIXAA P LTXGS EAPRT, STHEXIT BN TUUDGIH ID BPZT RATPG PCS ETGUTRI HTCHT DU XI.

Not sure why you are getting that string back for the failed test.

One of the test cases has one letter occur 12 times.