The typo is still present in the Python version.

Sorry for the late late response! Please check your code, there is no way the arguments and the printed result wont match. part of the test code that check this goes thus ...same(aArr, bArr), "Value not what is expected for " + JSON.stringify(aArr) + " and " + JSON.stringify(bArr));

Fixed ^_^

Maybe something is wrong with your code. Try modifying it.

Hi,

Ofcource :) So, to start Forged and Disposed are 2 complete differenc things. Disposed is a property that contains all the clothes not be washed by "your mom". These clothes can be normal clothes and forged clothes. Forged clothes have a shorter lifetime, they are "old" after fewer washes then normal clothes. It takes 25 times until a forged cloting piece will be disposed and normal clothes will be disposed after 40 wash cycles.

If there are more questions, shoot ;)

Thank for your feedback, it was my pleasure!

Don't forget to put something on the diagonal. Take a sheet of paper and draw the table. From 7 to 13 (7 8 9 10 11 12 13) I count only 7 numbers and not 8!:-)

The table is for Week 0 to Week 6. Extend it in the two directions.

Resolved

Ow :)

I solved this long time ago - can't even remember if I noticed this sentence then.

And there's also that:

Our simple automaton, accepts the language of A, defined as {0, 1} and should have three states,
q1, q2, and q3.

But as You mentioned, the code can be easily extended to account for other symbols.

Cheers!

Thanks! Good point. I don't do handle input checking in katas, unless description suggests that the input may be invalid and/or validation is a part of the task - parsers etc.