Description should be language-agnostic. The example block should be replaced with something more generalized since the property of Player can only be name / Name in all of the languages, so there's no need to include the function name

done

I've approved your translation natan, thanks.

Well, I forked python to rip out the php-specifics (kept the example but conditionally because php does differ slightly from the generic description so I thought why not) and some small python touch-ups (moved user-solution call into the it cause it was outside, improved Player repr)

@alexfazio if you have something actionable then here's your chance to convince me that something is missing.

your suggestion is not really helpful. what should be changed, and how ? you have to propose concrete improvements

Cool kata, but the Python instructions could use some clarity improvements

Thanks for sharing

The kata description could be more Python-oriented for sure, but the instructions themselves are fairly clear and straightforward. Additionally, there's already another issue addressing this, making a second issue seems redundant.

instructions unclear for Python

By that logic almost every kata should be labeled as math for involving multiplication or division of some numbers. Funnily enough, too many katas do this already.

But then what label should we apply to katas with geometry, polynomials, or involving simple/complex formulas? Hardcore math? :P

Many Python learners like myself have limited math experience, which can make even minor math in katas challenging if unexpected.

While this kata's math is quite basic, labeling it as such would help learners like me choose it with the right expectations.

Small additions like this, without lowering standards, can really enhance the learning experience for many of us.

I disagree with that label. Basic digit manipulation falls under fundamentals IMO.

Done, but this should be a suggestion, not an issue.

Please label as #math