I agree, this needs to be listed as 9 Kata

hope u can do it other way without using find or index function by ordering the list by order a,b,c,d,e,f n use for loop for constant result

my guess would be that you edited the test code

there is a problem with the first test, it told me this:

Time: 445ms Passed: 3Failed: 1Exit Code: 1
Test Results:
Fixed Tests
Basic Test Cases
'found the needle at position 3' should equal 'v 3'
Test Passed
Test Passed
Test Passed
Completed in 0.05ms
Completed in 0.10ms

checkout --->should equal 'v 3'<---, only running it by "attemp" worked

Java:

• Missing fixed tests

• Should use assertion messages instead of console logging

Enabled in this fork

the random tests were just numbers.
now strings, numbers, booleans
fork python

If you want to say that the kata needs to be fixed, you have to say what is wrong with it, and in what language, and what should be changed.

That's not a proper kata issue. Closing.

NOTE: DO NOT DO THE TEST!!!! It's horrible

Your solution fails because of the conditional statement used to determine whether to return the correct message. In the code, if haystack == True is not a valid check for whether the 'needle' is in the array, as it incorrectly evaluates the entire list as a boolean, which is always true when the list is non-empty. Therefore, your code always returns "not found the position of the needle" regardless of whether the needle is present.

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Shouldn't random tests be random and contain different types of data than just numbers?

Looks like I picked the wrong category