Almost duplicate of this kata

Closing due to insufficient details

This kata is broken.

Your solution is buggy, it does not handle leading and trailing spaces correctly. I doubt that your code works in intelj, you most probably just missed the bug :P

this kata is broken, the tests do NOT pass what so ever, my code works in intelj :P

No it doesn't, read the error message:

expected:<[ehT kciuq nworb xof spmuj revo eht yzal .god]> 
but was: <[.god yzal eht revo spmuj xof nworb kciuq ehT]>

Your words are in the wrong order.

Im using two solutions for this but its not work here, in IDE works properly.

please, use the question tag to ask for help. the error comes from your code and not from the tests. your code is incorrect and you also removed the const keyword qualifying text, this is why your code crashes, you are trying to modify read-only memory.

I am not mocking you, but I am trying to point out that:

• You did not share your solution, and without knowing your solution it is very difficult for me to see why it is incorrect, and
• Your solution does not seem to work with examples, and I am really not sure how it can work in your irb locally. Your solution does not pass example tests, like this one:

Test.assert_equals(reverse_words('a b c d'), 'a b c d')

It fails with: Expected: "a b c d", instead got: "d c b a"

It does not work for examples from description either, because you can see in the description that input string "This is an example!" should return "sihT si na !elpmaxe", but your solution returns "!elpmaxe na si sihT". That's why I am really puzzled how and why your code works in irb.

Mocking people is not helpful either. If you read my comment, I said my code works in irb with the examples (given strings). Yet its not working here on code wars.

"My solution does not work for some reason" is not a valid kata issue.

My code works in irb and I have used the example words within my code and got the desired output but test doesnt accept my code for some reason

I struggled way too much on this than I should have, list comprehension still messes with me.