Yeah my code doesn't assure that this mix of "text", "number" always occurs, it just "goes" with whatever input has, just raised the issue because I thought this rule was a rule that the tests always followed. Thanks for clarification 🙏

Really fun kata, just a minor issue with a random test.
I don't have the best solution ever but I encountered a random test that my code fails (49/50 tests worked), one resubmit did the job to register my code as a valid solution.

Raising an issue as I don't have a clue if this test breaks a declared constraint of the kata or it's just my solution.
Test:
Testing for '12311811711012210998098104121102102981101981109811000101000001109811612510310511411111910711598100100100010101019811810112511711810498100110011101198119105110120111104104981101111110001111' It should work for random inputs too - Expected: 'wrqjvi, 0, dubb, 13, j, 50438, pycenksgo, 74837, rayqrd, 4923, sejtkdd, 57231', instead got: 'wrqjvi, 0, dubb, 13, 6, 50438, pycenksgo, 74837, rayqrd, 4923, sejtkdd, 57231'.

Had to do a research to refresh some concepts haha, nice kata as always :p

Really simple yet cool kata :D (I took the easy way)

Fun kata :D

cool one

TL;DR (sorry 4 the yapping): bad title and really weak tests (maybe consider a proper "Issue" tag for tests).

About tags:

• I would consider adding the "ASCII Art" tag.

About tests:

• Definitely add heavier and/or more random tests. Also, make sure the tests cover odd sizes, as currently, there's only one test with an odd size (5).

About the kata itself:

• Personally I would add sizes from 0 to 4, I know they don't exactly form a "wave effect matrix" but they can be easily generated. However, there's nothing wrong by keeping the "size >= 5" constraint.
• Lastly, I'm not a big fan of the title but I would at least add a space before the parentheses start.

Really nice yet simple kata, hope you update it :D
It's a simple kata that perfectly fits the 6 kyu range, hope I see it approved soon. 👍

Fun kata, my solution is kinda sloppy but hehe.

It's a really interesting fact about palindromes that I didn't think of. I really liked this kata 👍

Nice one, I struggled a bit because I did not read correctly 🤙

Do not raise an "Issue" to ask a question, you should be using "Question" tag even if you think there's an error on the tests.
Read the description of the kata again, that array contains all rotations of "bsjq" meaning that the function should return true, it does not matter if there are extra strings.
If the input array contains all rotations of the desired strings return true, simple as that.

If any mod is reading this, you can mark it as "Resolved" 👌

Something new that I learnt.

Funny one, "no more hints" on sample tests is actually helpful even if it hurts, as it makes you focus on your code and write exactly what you want rather than just hotfixing until the code passes everything.

Yeah, I completely agree with this.

Really cool kata :D