I'm having trouble passing the random test in python (still relatively new to the language, so it may be on my end). However, if I print out the list that is given as argument, and calculate by hand, I'm getting the same (apparently false) outcome, but somehow it doesn't pass the random tests (it does pass all other tests).

I'm having trouble passing the random test in python - still relatively new to the language, so it may be on my end. However, if I print out the list that is given as argument, and calculate by hand, I'm getting the same (apparently false) outcome, but somehow it doesn't pass the random test (it does pass all other tests). It is always in the real part of the sum.

thanks!

I changed the instructions slightly to make it clearer that the sum should be returned, not an array of all even Fibonacci's up to n.

That kata mentioned by Voile was inspiration for the long name :P

Very educational kata, learned a lot!

pretty much the most readable solution I've seen so far.
Maybe if you simplify it to strings of length 2 it is even better. See JJordans solution.

Very nice Kata. Really enjoyed coding something like this and I learned about roulette wheel selection and genetic algo's in the process. 10/10