My solution is so shady lol but cool kata. Learned how to replace from the back.

Really bad description imo. Not sure why no one fixed it in so long.

took me a bit of time but easy challange.

I forgot the formula for polynomial multiplication and thought you only have to multiply numbers with same powers D:

Done

Unfortunately can't. I don't have the permissions.

ah, thanks @Chronos79. Unfortunately search didn't turn up this one when I was looking for duplicates. Will close this one.

@mednoob While the difference in both of these is just one character lol, it is a pretty important thing to learn if someone is just starting python.

Delete javascript version, it's not related to the task.

This one. Also note you're shadowing the sum method in Python and that's a bad practice.

You used javascript for this problem, so again, it's not that different since arguments would still be kept in an array.

Ah, while that does look similar and answers may be very similar as well, the number of arguments passed is different. The kata you mentioned is only taking one array of multiple variables but this kata is taking multiple variables.
In python for example, the one you mentioned is function([a,b,c]) while this one is function(a,b,c)

This one. Also, since this kata already has some solutions, you can't delete it. You can leave it on draft status.

Fixed. Let me know if I should make any other changes.

The sum of all given numbers. I'll improve the description to make it easy to understand.