What are you talking about?

Of course you solved all three katas right before you wrote this issue-comment to get all the points for all three kata!

I'm using Python and my code get an error for one of the random test. For exemple, with the input :

Reel 1 = ['Wild', 'Seven', 'Star', 'Bell', 'Shell', 'Bar', 'Jack', 'Cherry', 'Queen', 'King']
Reel 2 = ['Cherry', 'Bar', 'Shell', 'Queen', 'King', 'Jack', 'Bell', 'Wild', 'Seven', 'Star']
Reel 3 = ['Jack', 'Wild', 'Queen', 'Star', 'Bell', 'King', 'Shell', 'Cherry', 'Bar', 'Seven']
Testing for [4, 6, 7]

I get this message :

! Should return: '0': 2 should equal 0

So the error is saying my code return 2 instead of 0. But when I try this input with my code in PyCharm (so on my computer) it return 0 (the proper solution).

Hi @Boumbap, whats the error?

I have an error with the random in Python and I don't know why. I tried the random input with PyCharm and it work fine (the code return the proper solution).

Another very nice and neat one! Congrats!

:)

Great! Thanks a lot!

I've changed the Javascript tests to "Test.assertEquals" now, sorry.

Why do you use "Test.expect" instead of "Test.assertEquals".
It is really annoying to use console.log to get the result, that the own method returns...

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@ksjazzguitar:
"your cultural chauvinism"? WHAT? Are you serious? What is your problem?

You are really a strange freak!

471 people solved this kata. So maybe you are the one, who sucks!

Your crying for ranking and voting is really annoying!

I agree with Steffen.
It is very poor to copy a kata this way!

I disagree with both of you. As you can see 1675 people solved this kata. So it seems, that they understood the instructions.

To solve a kata does not mean, to type the description of the kata in a computer language! It is thinking, trying, tranforming and testing. This kata is not so hard to understand.