in your quote you left out the key part:

the rubber band increases in length from the right side

It is perfectly conceivable that the left end of the rubber band is tied to something so that the rubber band is only stretched rightwards. Feel free to propose concrete suggestions to improve the wording

without links to those faulty solutions this issue report is not actionnable, as solutions accumulate over time and it is no longer feasible to check all of them. i went through the trouble of searching the solutions posted before yours and there is one that did not take the stretching into account and is now invalidated, so i am closing this.

it is not specified what "a year" means. 365 and 365.25 days could be reasonable interpretations, so the description should be more precise

your issue report is unhelpful. you have to specify the language you are using, and examples of the incorrect cases, with the input, expected and actual values.

Translate Dart

check the translation of the kata

I am encountering an issue where the random test cases for the "Snail on a Rubber Band" kata are failing incorrectly. My solution works perfectly for all fixed tests and logically handles the proportional movement of the snail in relation to the increasing rubber band length. Random test cases generate incorrect expectations, where the result is expected to be true, but it is returning false, and vice versa.

same observation

Javascript random test are broken no ?

I think it would be a good idea to state what exactly "a year" means in the description.

updated remaining languages; the issue about generating better random tests still remains

Your Python solution returns True for this test case. The author's solution returns False but the reference solution inside random tests (line 35) returns True.

see fork: ref sol and my sol still pass that edge case test, what am I missing here..

The expression (canSnailReachEnd(10, 2, 1)) == (1) is false, why its false?