• Love this idea
• This allows programmers to learn new concepts
• need more tests

I think this is very unique
This helps beginner programmers
Its fun to solve

• need more tests
• Description does not make that much sense at least to me
• I love the concept though

--The description is very informal and fun to read -- leading to new coders to understand the problem and actively try
--I didn’t identity any unintentional ways to solve the problem
--The addition of strings could've been intoduced more smoothly
--More tests are needed

--Description is easy to read and understandable
-- Relatively solvable for new ASC students
-- I would provide more tests to damper unintentional solutions for your test case

--The TDD and the given solution output seems a little more advanced and I can see it being hard to understand for new ASC students
--The features used to classify the human object such as walk/add can be replace with a better feature that would help ASC understand it more
--More sample cases

• Needs more tests

-Instructions are clear

-Needs more tests
-Instructions are clear enough
-Solvable for most SI students

• Syntax isn't correct initially. Should state if it should be corrected
• Needs more test cases so the system can't be cheated

• Needs more random tests that test if they are properly replacing "a" and "ah" as different instances
• Good job otherwise!

• Needs more random tests such as checking if the user made sure if both y and x were 0 before returning null
• Good job!

• Tests and sample solutions need to have their code fixed
• Needs random and more tests
• Incompleted

• Needs syntax corrected for user-friendliness or state that's a requirement inside the description
• Needs random and more test cases
• Sample solution is the answer as a STRING. Giving away the answer makes the problem too easy
• Should use other presidents as test cases

• Needs random & more test cases
• I can automatically just copy the array in the sample solution to solve the problem
• For user-friendliness, the description should be grammatically correct
• I don't know if it was intended, but it's easy to use array methods and math operators to solve this. I suggest using objects if you truly want to force a looping lesson.
• Syntax must be correct for the initial function or state to fix it inside the description (EG the function is not closed)