it work and it's clear

I much prefer this over solutions that way overcomplicate things by using some obscure helper function to first format the three subparts.

You just plug ten numbers into a format string... it's clear and simple.

Fixed

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Awesome explanation! How much time did you spend solving this? Did you come up with moves immediately, or found it after printing many results?

Looks great!

You're right, I updated the description for failing these test cases. You can double check

Hi all, can you please remove my solution to the kata "DONT EAT THE LAST CAKE"? My username is dpg5000. I inadvertantly hit submit when I was testing this solution against the case scenarios in the kata workspace - and the solution is not mine, and it's not appropriate for me to take credit or pad my kata score.

Thank you.

Leftover from previous tests I did, sorry and fixed (your example test case won't update, but the rest should be fine) :)!

This is a great kata! I think it's way too easy for 4th kyu though.

Python tests use unsorted arrays.

['-2', '0', '-1', '-1', '-1'] should equal ['-2', '0', '-1->0', '-1->0', '-1']

This problem still exists in the Ruby tests.