That isn't an issue.

Updated the description

I’ve add some descriptions to test cases. Hope it’ll help.

Sometimes I didn't see why the "attempt" tests failed.

I'm writing in Ruby and got this error:
[]': wrong number of arguments (given 0, expected 1..2) (ArgumentError) from class:PaginationHelper'
from `'
Did I make a syntax mistake or is something wrong with the test?

Traceback:
in
in page_item_count
NameError: global name 'page_coint' is not defined

I dont have page_coint call in my code.
Check your tests, please
Python3

Given the initial test asserts the inverse result, I'm not convinced that the other tests are accurate, either. (Shell script)

I only passed all cases when outputting both strings (shell) regardless of n.

It should be made clear that the order must be different every time the function is called.

The two cases for words ending in "-y" ("days", "buys" vs. "flies") should be clearer expressed in the task statement.

Insert a print statement for the arguments. Then you know at least what the test input is.

Yes, I think there is only one parameter. I got the same error.

Matt,

I believe my solution is correct but it's not being accepted because the result comparison is "==". So the results must be in a specific order (8, 4, 1, 5, 3, 0, 9, 6, 2, 7).

Thank you.

I can't submit my solution for some reason. The code passed the test examples successfully.