Thank you for your feedback guys. I imported this solution from another user and did not pay enough attention. It has been fixed

Thanks! Fixed

Thanks for your remarks :) I just fixed the description and the test case example.

donaldsebleung already mentioned this error and I just fixed it :)

Thanks for your feedback guys! I fixed the unit tests ;)

I also improved the description for the basement floors.

Very close :)!!!

Haha nice trick! I fixed the unit tests consequently.

Hi Raul,

First, huge thanks to help me testing this kata and the time you spent on it, figuring out a solution, I truly appreciate.

As it is one of my first authored katas, the unit testing I initially wrote needed to be improved. Indeed, total incorrect solutions were submitted (see CrazyMerlyn or rollietikes) and needed to be invalidated. However, I did not change the puzzle at all, only the testing.

I am really sorry yours got invalidated too, but after looking at it, I can tell you're really close to the solution :)! In the meantime, if you have any feedback for me, I will appreciate!

Added thanks :)

That would be too easy :) If you're stuck, you might need some hints. Just sayin'.

I originally added a introspection tag to this kata. If you snoop around, you might find some help :)

Haha nice one! I've got to improve the unit testing.

This kata is a puzzle, indeed. You've got to collect hints to figure out the solution.

Thanks ZozoFouchtra ;) I corrected it in the final tests but then forgot to fix the examples.

Nice kata but the description should be improved.

First, the description of the implementation of get is confusing because it should return the i+1th element of the list instead of the ith one (if I run get(O) I want the first element of the list).

Secondly, you should mention you are using random floating numbers when testing. Consequently, comparing 2 elements implies comparing the difference of them to a specific precision.