Currently it's enough with reading carefully the description.

The current description is fine with this.

The current description is fine

Done

Not a kata suggestion.

there is such a thing as markdown formatting, particularly for code you enclose it in triple backticks:
```
your code
```

anyway, from what I managed to clean from that mess is that you're mutating the array while looping over it. don't do that. If you delete items, the arrays size changes, and so your n will quickly become invalid as it is now too large.

Don't post solutions in Discourse, and use a spoiler flag as soon as you post code somewhere (I put the flag on for you this time).

Your code is buggy and producing an error. It tells you exactly what the error is: arr[n] is not in a. Insert print statements to track the values and pinpoint what is going wrong.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/workspace/default/tests.py", line 38, in
test.assert_equals(dirReduc(a), ['NORTH', 'NORTH'])
File "/workspace/default/solution.py", line 5, in dirReduc
a.remove(arr[n])
ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list
having this issue showing passed and shows exit code:1