Right, the end-handling of blocking the intersection is different by necessity (just imagine beyond the end is a cliff that cars fall off so the exit from the intersection is never blocked!). Anyway, the rules for those scenarios are covered by the spec:

• It is illegal to queue across an intersection. In other words, DO NOT enter an intersection unless you can see there is safe passage through it and out the other side!
• If there is a traffic light at the end of the road then its exit is never blocked

great task for people, but I think it shoul be 6kyu just because of its condition

I may agree that a gap emerge when two cars pass green.
But it's strange, the same thing don't happen at the end , the first car just annihilates.
Also strange that the car cannot enter green a crossroad cars just after the crossroad are blocked - really they do so, creating mess :)

Which rules seem counter-intuitive?

Very elegant kata both in single- and multicar versions.
However, rules to pass green , especially at the end, seems counterintuitive for me
and demand additional handling, only to pass the tests

amazing !

:O

Which museum did provide you with this C syntax? :D

I see there are some sadists on the CW?)

since I put a conditional to avoid that

both branches do indexing, and the one that's crashing is the one that's "too big" (you can tell from the error message)

I can't try that test since it doesn't mentions the rotors

print them

Hi, so my code has passed 5 tests, and is failing in 'Rotor malfunction' saying that the string is out of index but I don't know how since I put a conditional to avoid that. I can't try that test since it doesn't mentions the rotors, can someone help me with this? Like, I'm trying to see what I can fix but it doesn't gives me very much information

Sorry my bad, by actually popping values the lists in the final tests result always empty, maybe returning a copy of them.

I got same solution

You're right, random tests can generate 0 for every variable in TS. This seems to have been fixed for JS, but not TS :/ You should raise a new issue about this.

Edit: updated TS random tests to be in line with other languages (no more zeros :P)