I really like this kata, it helps me learn many new things. Enjoy it a lot. Thank g964 ^^

Thank you very much. I was really flustered until I read your clearer explanation. <3

After you showed me how to use print () to check. I used it to cheat the test case I just mentioned: ((

Thank you so much! ^^

Ah, sorry you, maybe I didn't understand the answer you were saying before. My English is pretty bad. So I should use print () to check my results, right?

Hi, I tried my code and it passed the tests, but until I attemp it can't pass a case, my result is 4 but the correct result is 3. Is it my fault? And if so, could you suggest me a little bit to get me through this? Thanks very much.

Thank you so much! <3

So specifically in my case, my result be an extra element and that is the reason I am wrong? :VV

So "Passed in" is the true result and "Expected" is what I have done? My English is not good, sorry :((

Sorry everyone, I'm a newbie, I don't understand what is an issue or question: v I will pay more attention later. Sorry ^^"

Expected objects to be the same.
Passed in:
(table) {
[1] = 2
[2] = 1
*[3] = 0 }
Expected:
(table) {
[1] = 2
[2] = 1 }
I found that the result of the problem is different from the result in the test case. Is this because I made a mistake? :v