Whoops, sorry about that I've moved it to the test cases.

Whoops, sorry about that I've moved it to the test cases.

Both are great points and I've updated to include them - thanks for all your help in this kata!

I think I have this resolved but I'll wait for confirmation! In the end I added a separate array containing only numbers to randomize from. I also changed the description to just say that non alphabetical characters can be removed entirely.

Also are you in the current Founders and Coders cohort? I am applying for the summer in London!

Hey I had actually taken a shot at this but maybe my test cases are still not really adequate... The last 5 tests are randomly generated strings from a bank of uppercase and lowercase characters + an apostrophe.

I noticed one of your solutions uses the number 72 so I just added numbers to the bank but it still passes. I don't really understand how your solution works but will keep experimenting!

Whew a little late but I have finally added random test cases + cleared up the punctuation explanation. I was linked to this article and found it really helpful! https://github.com/codingforeveryone/READMEs/blob/master/codewars/random-test-cases-for-complete-beginners.md

Thanks again for the help and advice!

Thank you both! I've gone ahead and added more test cases. I haven't been able to find any examples in which folks were randomly generating appropriate types of strings, but would down to give it a shot if you could point me in the right direction!

Do you think this kata would be better without the stipulations on word length and punctuation? I wanted to go for maximum realism and may have gotten carried away...