Hi,
Sorry it wasn't working as I messed up the order of arguments when writting the initail solution. I was just making this as a simple thing more for myself to work out how to validate pandas dataframes and how the test framework works. I can understand having an assertion message so have added one in however I was intending to use test.assert_equals but that doesnt seem to work for pandas dataframes.
Thanks

Thanks. That was my mistake when writting the initial solution. It should be fixed now.

cols and data are swapped in the arguments

Hi,

Looks like nothing is working properly, no?

Also:

• the test framework isn't used properly
• don't ever use test.expect, unless you provide a useful assertion message (which is exactly why I have no idea if the kata is working properly or not...)
• Errr... what's the actual point of such a task? Imo, you should unpublish it.

Cheers

input:
A [50.86891010043061, 59.211612840676366, 14.095573965283215, 53.92947021245732]
B [92.83868642109032, 92.74100718351963, 66.45347831348518, 7.343025635242084]

output:
'The winner is B after 1 attacks!' should equal 'The winner is A after 0 attacks!'

I think there's an error in your solution.

Random tests should have the correct describe/it structure.

Thanks for the feedback. This is my first kata so im unsure about some of these things. I believe I have now added some random tests.

Reference solution is wrong.

With float values the result depends on the order of operations.

The input should be (tuple, tuple) instead of (str, str, dict).

No fixed tests where the second fighter is the winner.

No random tests.