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Had to relearn reflections for this. 100% worth it, I enjoyed it a lot!

What do you think happens if a String argument is given? What is supposed to happen?

This may be my new favorite kata on the site, very well made!

Hey! Awesome Kata. I haven't used Reflection in a while and this was a nice refresher:)
One suggestion. Some test cases that check some error handling would kick it up a notch?

Probably because it shows understanding of Java syntax.
Also, what is your solution? Do you know a faster way to perform it?

You can just use var keyword for java 11, without needing to import Annotation

Nice approach, I like it.

approved and slightly updated

I think it would be better if java.lang.annotation.Annotation would also be imported in the starting code.

I know it does. It is easy to fix it but guess what, I didn't CARE.
Also dividing integers by 2 is FAST and len() is also FAST.

This implementation calls len(s) FIVE times when it only needs to call it once. It also divides len(s) by 2 FIVE times when it only needs to calculate it once.

Nevermind. I was testing for the best case, which is a 10-element array. But with an average case of a 5-element array, they are even more similar, producing 4.0-4.1 unique elements each. So I still don't understand what do you mean.

I think you are mistaken about the chances of duplicate elements being lower on my translation. I tested both the JavaScript implementation with ~~(10*Math.random())+1 and my Ruby implementation using rand(1..10), and if I generate 100 arrays with 10 elements, both come back with between 6.3-6.6 unique elements on average. In fact, most of the times Ruby's kernel rand yields slightly more duplicates. So I'm not really sure what looks off to you about my translation.