Hi, thanks for the suggestion!
#1 is fixed, #2 is not actual because there are no code examples as is, but result of code invocation in console.

Fixed

Hm, really. Thanks!

Please note @OscarAlvarez comment:

I think the Ruby random test cases are broken. Some of the tests that start with 'F' are not expecting leading zeros, which I think it should have.

Thanks for response!
As I tested, the result for 61896 is CMNP, not CMNN:

Or am I misunderstood your question?

Hi tvolf!

Please specify the programming language that you accepted on solving this Kata.
(I'm author of Pythons and Javascript versions, other versions are provided not by me)

Thanks for your reply!
I haven't been here for a long time so I can't answer on your question.
I'm glad that you passed it :)

You are welcome :)

Thank you for solving my Kata.

Hint: look at your first if statement.

if (boolean1 || !Pattern.matches("[0-9a-fA-F]+", hexColor) || boolean3)

I run your code and.. yeah, it actually doesn't calculate complementary color for empty string.

Note that if input argument has length less than 6 then you should add a few zeros on begin:

"" -> "000000"

"FFF" -> "000FFF"

Due to the programming practice it's not necessary, but at the moment of writing this Kata I decided to make it little more complicated :)

pow(2, 100) = 1267650600228229401496703205376

pow(2, 31) - 1 = 2147483647

Oh, thanks!

It seems that you've stucked on this test:

assertEquals("#FFFFFF", HTMLComplementaryColor.getReversedColor(""));

Note that if input argument has length less than 6 then you should add a few zeros on begin:
"" -> "000000"
"FFF" -> "000FFF"

@pzurowski, yeah, example tests have been passed correctly, I got stuck on hidden tests.