... furthermore, why in the world is each string in TABLE inside a list?

Excellent kata, as always!
- A couple of typos in the text for the sample tests:
definately => definitely & appartment => apartment

• No random tests.
• Probable duplicate without added complexity.

Should a cheesy solution like mine pass?

JS: Default problem of twoOldestAges the code is

C#: Tests of a random nature there are not

I'm in the same boat. I'm pretty sure I have the right formula but only pass around 30 large tests.

In all three languages, you assert equality between arrays instead of between values which causes random failure for correct solutions.

It should be an instance method. Also, the tests aren't importing has & doesnt_have from the solution.

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Good Kata. Is the stuff in the starter code really necessary? You've provided the pseudocode and a link to the necesary information. Shouldn't the solver implement the two methods from scratch?

Sure! What do you need help with?

no_random(tests) == True

I misspoke: the example I gave was for side length 2, but the SA calculation is still correct, AFAIK.

Am I missing something?
The surafce is composed of 32 equilateral triangles and 6 squares.
Assuming a side length of 1, each triangle has area = sqrt(3)/4,
and each square has area 1, and 32 * triangles + 6 * squares = 79.42562584220407?

No random tests, Odd != Even, etc...