Quite simple and easy nevertheless enjoyable kata.

Couldn't you somehow specifically mark the "ignition spot"(start) in random tests for better readability & orientation? You could also replace '' with '(space)' in the random tests

Could you please explain to me how this works?

I see there are some sadists on the CW?)

Why don't you consider the idea of returning a tuple(multiple returns from a function) instead of a mandatory list, which in my opinion is more practical?
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fcurz, I think I made my point

The numbers are actually correct

item | pts | free| pay
  0  | 31  |  1  | 0
  1  | 26  |  2  | 0
  2  | 21  |  3  | 0
  3  | 16  |  4  | 0
  4  | 11  |  5  | 0
  5  |  6  |  6  | 0
  6  |  1  |  7  | 0
  7  |  2  |  7  | 1
  8  |  3  |  7  | 2
  9  |  4  |  7  | 3
 10  |  5  |  7  | 4
 11  |  0  |  8  | 4
 12  |  1  |  8  | 5
 13  |  2  |  8  | 6
 14  |  3  |  8  | 7
 15  |  4  |  8  | 8
 16  |  5  |  8  | 9
 17  |  0  |  9  | 9
 18  |  1  |  9  | 10
 19  |  2  |  9  | 11
 20  |  3  |  9  | 12
 21  |  4  |  9  | 13
 22  |  5  |  9  | 14
 23  |  0  | 10  | 14
 24  |  1  | 10  | 15
 25  |  2  | 10  | 16
 26  |  3  | 10  | 17

How come having 36 points and 27 pieces of jewelry to purchase I only pay for 10
36 + 27 = 63
63 // 5 = 12
12 Fuck, not 10
12 != 10
Where's the logic? Is it so hard to make a normal description?

Thanks for the suggestion. The current rank will stay.

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5q so high for this kata, i think 6q should be correct

I was going to do the same, but got stuck at the point between "positive predictions"

still some solutions don't pass because of this lack of khat, besides it is also a parameter