Ruby 2.5: main.rb:56: warning: constant ::Fixnum is deprecated.

It's not specified what should be returned for invalid input.
It's not specified what kind of invalid input can be there. Strings in Ruby look really unnecessary and unrelated to the task.

Edge cases should always be tested.
250 is specified as valid, but is considered invalid in JS.
250 isn't tested in Ruby.

This is approvable without any Ruby completions. It would seem a good idea to have the Ruby translation tested a little before approving this.

Please resolve this issue when the kata should be approvable again.

Ruby :

• no random tests
• answer seems wrong

For the first candle, the SA from 98 * 196 is 75429 which is higher than a 123 x 123 candle (71293)?

There are no random tests.

Also, this goes without saying, but once you start making random tests you'll realize that this kata is a bad idea (or free text parsing in general).

Math.savetheday();

Thanks, again!

Test.randomNumber() will give you a random number between 0 and 100 (both inclusive). It doesn't matter if you give it an argument. If you want a random number between 37 and 250, you'll have to write your own generator.

Thank you!

True! Thanks!
I Added tests and fixed up the source code to handle n>=250 or n<=0.

It seems "bad inputs" (n>=250 or n<=0) are not tested in final tets.

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Test.expect does not work that way.

Usage:

var condition = /* the test will test if its value is truthy */

Test.expect(condition, "description that is shown if condition is not true")

Hope I did this properly.
Just copied the function into the test suite and called the test against it for 25 random tests.

Thank you for your input!

fixed: checked for two more nuls slipping through.