yikes

Note in Python 3 it should be n // i

The only reason this Python 2 code did not break is that it's only running while n % i == 0, so it happen to be only feeding numbers that divide into whole numbers anyway.

NameError: name 'xrange' is not defined
'xrange' was renamed to 'range' in Python 3 appearently.

Also I would change n /= i to n //= i to more explicity call integer division, tho I'm not certain it matters since it's only running on modulo 0 stuff in the while loop, but normally it would cause some undesired non-integer results.

How's it not a kata issue? I too was surprised a 4 kyu was so straightforward and easy. Searching for katas with "too easy" in comments is a good way to rank up quickly I guess, if nobody's willing to fix the scoring.

The picture says scissorS and yet the full test suite only tests for scissor (without the s). How dare.