Look at the error I posted:

"Testing for [false, true, true] and "XOR"
✘ It should work for random inputs too - Expected: true, instead got: false"

false XOR true -> true ---> true XOR true ---> false yet it says that it expects true... my solution is not wrong

further more... I am not asking a question.. so why would I mark it as such

thanks! :)

i dont understand how this is 6 kyu? its a great kata... but definitley easy for 6 kyu

apparently we arent allowed to modify the list.... make a copy of it and do ur code on the copy adn return that and it should pass the tests

typically in java the hexadecimal letters (A to F) are not case sensitive.. they can be written as (0xaaa) or (0xAAA)... however in this kata only the latter is accepted, but that is not mentioned in the description...

in Ruby.. in the random test cases.. i get the following

Testing for [false, true, true] and "XOR"
✘ It should work for random inputs too - Expected: true, instead got: false

im pretty sure that i am right and the tests are wrong... please check them... theres like 13-20 more of these errors.. in all of them.. what the test expects is wrong...

check for null before you check for length.

if the object is null it will not have a length property so a NullPointerException will be thrown..

i think i may have cheated on the kata.... can you look at my solution and let me know if it is acceptable? thanks!

great kata.. could you mention in the description that the answer should be in UpperCase..

i am truly amazed at how many people are complaining of the same problem.... it's almost as if no one reads the descriptions :') :')

issues with the java example test cases have still not been addressed....

Absolutley love this Kata well done!