I think it's more like 6kyu

Thanks!

Should be fixed, could you please verify?

done

Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.

• The reference solution is wrong for Crystal

Expected: ["50G", "100G", "150G", "170G", "410G", "2700G", "71000G", "75000G", "97000G", "100000G", "500KG", "500KG", "5700KG", "10T", "9200T", "5000T", "9500T"]
     got: ["50G", "100G", "150G", "170G", "410G", "2700G", "71000G", "75000G", "97000G", "100000G", "500KG", "500KG", "5700KG", "10T", "5000T", "9200T", "9500T"]

• Crystal 1.0 should be enabled (as stated in this list)

I like this kata.

Forked python translation with 3.8 enabled & new test framework used

I also got the random test to compare '100T' and '100000KG' while the sorting order was not specified.

For python, if two items have equal weight, this kata only accept 1 ton is heavier than 1000KG, while 1KG is lighter than 1000 grams, which does not make sense.

1g * 1000 = 1Kg
1Kg * 1000 = 1T
so 1g * 1,000,000 = 1T

2950Kg < 3T < 3000001g

Isn't the below expected result incorrect
Shouldn't it be G, followed by KG and than T
My code is returning the value in the left but test is expecting the answer as it is in the right

['3000001G', '2950KG', '3T'] should equal ['2950KG', '3T', '3000001G']

(Ruby) When the weights are the same ie: "30KG", "30000G", "30KG" only the order that starts with KG is accepted: "30KG", "30KG", "30000G".
Also "90000G", "90KG" is not acceptable, but "90KG", "90000G" is.

You are right; my bad for not clarifying that I was referring to my translations in other languages.