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    The same thing here !

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    I was confused with '?' after the type 'double' in the name of kata...

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    What aspect of this kata do you think they'd find confusing?

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    Please share some details what do you find ridicilous in the error checking.

    Please also explain what is wrong - according to you - with the tags; the task in the kata is to write an encryption algorithm (=cryptography, ciphers)

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    Not kata-related.

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    me too! I am in the mainland china and i cannot view this picture.

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    description should be more clear now

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    rather about classes, I'd say... x) ;)

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    well, that's questionnable... The description isn't precise enough, imo. The original version is in JS where things are done differently. But one could considere that you're somehow failing this requirement instead:

    You need to make a function that takes an object as an argument, and returns a very similar object but with a special property.

    problem being: "similar to what point?"

    answer: don't reinvent the wheel ;) (but that doesn't change the fact that the description might need a small update, at least about python)

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    you're actually not "failing the requirement", but you're failing the assertion because of the way it's done. Here it is:

    test.assert_equals(your_object, original_dict)
    

    gather your thoughts around this and try to think about what your implementation is missing.

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    The input and output of partial_keys should be equal.

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    The task was to reduce n to a single digit and check if that is very even or not. in that case 2+3+3 = 8, thus, very even

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    I grew up knowing about "hot toddy". basically heated whiskey, honey, and some herbs/spices. yeah, not for kids!

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