Smart!

(Python) Passed every other test but received this error:

STDERR

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 49, in
tests()
File "main.py", line 38, in tests
testw[randint(0, 9)]=['n','s','w','e'][randint(0, 3)]
IndexError: list assignment index out of range

Raul, once you finalize the description, just let me know and I'll match it in the translation.

Raul, I can run it again in Ruby.

If you mean you try to run it and nothing shows, that happens to me all the time. I think CW is just logging you out right when you try to train, then it spazzes and you see just a big black box. It has been logging me out constantly for the last hour every time I try to do something. It is like this some days.

Raul, my translation? I just ran it again and it was fine.

We have problem with the kata. Click the Try Again button and you'll see nothing.. I don´t know what's going on.

Haskell :

https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5bbcd812a5eb561c9a000024?sel=5bbcd812a5eb561c9a000024

A few notes :

-I added a couple of edge cases to the fixed tests
-I had to adjust the random tests for time concerns

Hi @anter69. As this kata was approved, I'm working on it improving it.
For the Javascript version:

• The instructions say now that the math module doesn't have to be imported for the python version.

• In the test cases we have now log(1/2) that will output a negative fraction, also cos(120), that
  will output a negative value, too.

• In the random tests we have now sin(x), cos(x), tg(x), with x as a random integer in the interval (1, 360)

• I'll make the changes for Python and Ruby for today.

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Feel free to point out what you think that should be fixed.

Ok. Got it.

Raul, I have it wrote, I just need to add the random tests.

You don't need to wait though, if you make any changes to the description or test suite, I can update the translation when I finish it tonight.

Cliff, once you publish the translation into Haskell. I'll fix the issues and suggestions. Otherwise I won't be able to approve it.

No worries, I was kind of kidding. The katas with exhaustive test suites are generaly the more interesting, you and Johan do that very well.

:-D