Wow, multiline passwords? Give me two! :D

Thank you for your feedback ;-)
You are right. I've changed the reference solution and added the testcases above to the fixed tests.
Hope it's fixed.

@wenima: The description of the task is to return "a matching list in the reverse order.", not to reverse the list in-place.

why do you need the value property though?

Some of what you say here is wrong, but apparently a lot of people think ^ and $ match string start and end. They match LINE start and end

Anyone who accept the above as a valid solution or even worse a "best practise" should think about what happens when someone puts in a multi line password.

done - thanks again :)

Good spot - thanks! I've updated the examples, hope the description makes more sense now.

oh, hell! I just did the same thing, meaning I didn't really read and understand the details... ALL numbers are equal except one. I just spent hours trying to figure out how to find a unique number in a bunch of different numbers. This is much easier than I thought. Oh well, good learning session anyway. :)

You haven't read the description: "...All numbers are equal except for one.";-)

Re-dit it, looks better now and it allows a bit smoother solution with \w. Anyway nice first kata! :)

Thanks for the info;-)!

@appleJax, thanks for letting me know. I'll try again :)

Yeah, that sounds fine. MDN's page on Regular Expressions categorizes word characters as:

any alphanumeric character including the underscore.

I see you made the adjustment to the kata description as well so it looks like you're all set.

Thanks, and nicely done on your first authored kata!

Thanks!