Was it specified somewhere in the description that the function was supposed to handle "more than 2 arguments"?..
No "big deal", but it was still a "surprise" at the moment of submitting the test, as:
-The description doesn't seem to explicitly mention that fact
-Worse: ALL examples in the description only use 2 arguments
-ALL the "Sample tests" only test for 2 arguments

Then only when submitting, we get the "surprise" Error message, about the function being expected to handle an arbitrary number of arguments...
Again, it just takes -at most- 1 or 2 extra lines to adapt the code, so a priori "no big deal" (so I'm not reporting this as an "issue"); but I think this "requirement" should be mentioned in the Description...

seq = [['"&';""&';"', ']']]
value = ']'

True should equal False

I don't understand. The sequence contains the ']' character, and I'm correctly identifying it. Why does the test case say this should be false?

I am not sure what the problem exactly wants.
This is what I console.log() -ed
arr => two,six,five,seven,three,nine ..//.. value => three
and it returned [Should not find 'three']

There was also [not find element on 1st level] which I do not get at all. Does this mean I should not be looking for the value on the 1st level?

Thanks!

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yes in JS

specify language; i guess it;s js, isn't it?

I have tested the same logic in dev tools console and it is working correctly.

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29 tests are passing only 1 test is failing. but this seems to return true. Is this the issue in kata itself?
The below test is failing. I am wondering why. As my logic is returing true for the same.
locate([[[[0],[[1],[[2],[[3],[[4],[[5],[[6],[[7],[[8],[[9],[[10],[[11],[[12],[[13],[[14],0.5577540242354748]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]],0.5577540242354748)

got it ... THANKS!

Print the input values, see why.

It is probably because some of the test cases are automatically generated