Yeah, easy points though. The Data.Import in the solution set up also gives a valuable clue away. Too easy for a 3 kyu kata. But no complaints for now ;-}

Until the description is updated, I don't know what is right and what is wrong.

I have taken the generation of empty words out of the Haskell random tests.

The fixed test with ( only ) the multiple spaces is still there, same as in JavaScript.

Does this resolve your issue?

It seems related to the issue below, you can see the second string starts with a space.

Wait and try again in a while.

Lol at least there's no Ruby/Python/Java version

Happy coding ^_^

push n - Pushes an integer onto the stack.

The kata is strictly about Ints only.

Some grammatical mistakes are fixed.

It seems easier to understand now.

For a long time this kata worked without problem. CW changed something and I reported the bug long ago but it seems that nothing was made...
I just fixed it with a pragma and it works now.
PS: not useful to report so many outputs:-)
Cheers!