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Read the first post (mmacak28) answer, he asked for the same test and I already answered there.

st = "Elijah,Chloe,Elizabeth,Matthew,Natalie,Jayden"
we = [1, 3, 5, 5, 3, 6]
n = 2

//If A goes before C in the previous answer, I dont understand why Matthew is the right answer here where Elizabeth's winning number = Matthew's = 485..

You can make it happen yourself. Just print you own logs to see what is random input.

Use System.out.println, console.log etc (whatever appropriate for your language)

e.g. System.out.println(String.format("Input Moves %s", Arrays.deepToString(moves.toArray())));

Thanks!

Preloaded.WORDS is a string array, just like the description says

Hard to answer if you don't show the whole test set, if it is this one:
rank('Aubrey,Olivai,Abigail,Chloe,Andrew,Elizabeth',[ 3, 1, 4, 4, 3, 2 ], 4 );
You have miscalculated Elizabeth rank (not that it matters in this case), and even then Abigail should be before Chloe because of this:
When two people have the same winning number sort them alphabetically by their firstnames.
So A goes before C.

It's worth as You see - there's no simple legacy method.

I've implemented a regex api in my java code improving readability - what's with performance - IMO only wise programmer would judge that.

There is one nice book that I like, which you can read for free here. Other than that try to solve a few katas everyday and look at other people's solutions (you can learn a lot just by looking at the top voted solutions). If you get stuck on a kata try googling or go to stack overflow and search for your problem.Since this question isn't really related to this kata I'll mark it as resolved...

Also make sure to mention what language you're using.

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