Test cases should look like this

Test.describe('Sample Tests!')
test.assert_equals(expected, actual)

And, it should show an error as you are passing 1 as the expected value and 2 as the actual value!! [The test fails and therefore it shows an error]

What does the error says?

Ohkay! Thanks again! I guess I don't have enough honor now, as I cannot see that option around "Add to Collection". Need to work on increasing my honor! :)

As I said, I am able to edit. But while editing the approved python translations, due to a issue in Codewars, The edit is unaccepted.
Next time, I will just fork the previous version and publish the updates(if any). This situation won't occur the next time. :)

My fault, @myjinxin. I would have fixed it when you asked for but was unable due to this bug.

Hey, thanks a lot! :)
Now, isn't the kata edit panel accessable only by the author?
If not, how to access that?
@Blind4Basics

There is a bit problem. Remember I was talking abour python version python not supported error yesterday. That seems to be an issue with Codewars. Check here https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues/761 and https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues/918. Due to this issue the platform is not allowing python translations to be edited again and re-published(without errors). I re-published the kata but due to this issue python version python not supported error kept popping up.
If you don't get the re-published kata.
Then just change line 21 in Test Cases with this line
for i in range(random.choice(range(31, 101, 2))):
And it will work fine :)

I re-published the kata. With the correct format such that it would generate odd strings.

My fault, I didn't noticed that the string is supposed to be of odd length.
I'll publish the updates as soon as possible. :)

Ok! I'll make sure that the order is correct in future translations.
And thanks for pointing it out. :)

Okay! I'll fix it soon! As of now, whenever I am trying to run the program in edit mode, its causing an error.
python version python not supported
I am not sure why this error shows up. Its the same code as before, haven't made the changes even. I think its an internal error! My other Java translations are running fine in edit mode. And this is my first python translation. Can you suggest something?

Yeah! you are right! I'll fix it! But why it is so that the comment says that?

These are some of the methods available:

test.expect(boolean, [optional] message)

test.assert_equals(actual, expected, [optional] message)

test.assert_not_equals(actual, expected, [optional] message)

The available methods in python test env specifies the used arguments as first actual and then expected, unlike java and javascript.

O I see! Wish I would have found it on my own! Anyway, Thanks for pointing it out. :)

Expected: '['19101', '19102', '19103', '19105', '19106', '19107', '19108', '19109', '19110', '19111', '19112', '19115', '19116', '19117', '19118', '19119', '19120', '19121', '19122', '19123', '19125', '19126', '19127', '19128', '19129', '19130', '19131', '19132', '19133', '19135', '19136', '19137', '19138', '19139', '19150', '19151', '19152', '19153', '19155', '19156', '19157', '19158', '19159', '19160', '19161', '19162', '19163']',

Expected: '['86001', '86002', '86003', '86005', '86006', '86007', '86008', '86009', '86010', '86011', '86012', '86015', '86016', '86017', '86018', '86019', '86020', '86021', '86022', '86023', '86025', '86026', '86027', '86028', '86029', '86030', '86031', '86032', '86033', '86035', '86036', '86037', '86038', '86039', '86050', '86051', '86052', '86053', '86055', '86056', '86057', '86058', '86059', '86060', '86061', '86062', '86063', '86065', '86066', '86067', '86068', '86069', '86070', '86071', '86072', '86073', '86075', '86076', '86077', '86078', '86079', '86080', '86081', '86082', '86083', '86085', '86086', '86087', '86088', '86089', '86090', '86091', '86092', '86093', '86095', '86096', '86097', '86098', '86099', '86100', '86101', '86102', '86103', '86105', '86106', '86107', '86108', '86109', '86110', '86111', '86112', '86115', '86116', '86117', '86118', '86119', '86120', '86121', '86122', '86123', '86125', '86126', '86127', '86128', '86129', '86150', '86151']'

These are two Expected Outcomes. The question says not to have '13'. But as seen it retains 13 in the 1st output ['19129', '19130', '19131', '19132', '19133', '19135', '19136', '19137', '19138', '19139', '19150'] but skips the same in the second output ['86129', '86150'].

I think something is wrong with the test cases. Or am I missing something?

By the way, Awesome Kata!!! Loved it! :)