awesome

(clap clap clap) :>

Yes, I agree. Since this doesn't really help others when they do this
kata. Random Guy: 'boopidee doop oh, this plus this hmmm divided by that minus this
blah blah blah ha ha this is easy.'
understanding of coding: Random Guy + 0.0000000003%.

Don't want that happening...

This is not a kata.

The description of this kata should be improved ... It ask you for the number of times, but then you are supposed to return an array of strings.

You should make age a random number to use as a function argument.

Maybe big as in size.

Is it a simple puzzle?

No. Solving a simple elementary-school-level equation is not a programming puzzle.

Regards,

suic

I feel bad for these honour points I haven't deserved...

Kata description is very misleading.

How many times will the clock display three or more of the same number in a row over the course of one day?

This indicates that a number is expected, but the kata is actually expecting an array of string values.

The instructions aren't clear. It looks that you want us to code a solution that fits any case. But even if you don't, it's not clear.

Let's explain. If the father is 66, then it comes out 55 (22 + 33 = 55). Why should I expect this father to have double the age of his son. There is no clue for that.