Guess I'll have to relook at this one then. Never did try to solve it. Although if you left a clue i n your comment about the solution being "nice", I'll have to really think that one through.

113... thinking i might have to change my approach completely, cant seem to figure out how to shave off those extra chars ... Good fun kata to work on, sadly couldnt see the one this was based off to get some practice.

Gotta love the power of Regex!!

72 chars.... i saw the suggestion about not using r***** for the array method but sadly dont fully comprhend bitwise yet and dont know how to wrap my head around how to utlize it... can you use bitwise to compare arrays or does it still have to loop through twice?

Wow, for some reason that was satisfying... maybe it was that it only took me 10mins after working on another One Liner for over an hour!!

I'm stuck at 52 :( Feeling ready to give us and not find the solution... I'm not sure if it's a trick with regex or something in the counting that I could be doing different!...

JS version has no test cases and will not do console.log on failed attempt tests... this makes it really hard to figure out what my code is even doing!! Any suggestions on how to force output even on the failed tests?

Made a python translation that is awaiting approval. My first translation and not sure how to get it approved. Thanks

Where do I post to have someone see this translation and approve it?

why is this kata a 5 kyu when the easier one referenced in the description is a 4 kyu?

I loved this kata!! Such a fun one to automate a childhood game. Now to run a loop to play 50 games and see who comes out as champion!!
Thanks

I like the idea of this one but feel the possibilities are a bit endless... maybe im over thinking it? can you observe the difference with the test cases or is it much deeper and unseen?

Wow I loved this one. Sure it was pretty straight forward after following all the instructions to a T, but way more interesting then just looping an array through some methods. Can someone point me to more Kata's like this one??
Also a great kata for learning about classes and/or assigning functions to functions.
Great job :D

there are a lot of look and say katas now, i like the variation of this one!