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Your code is wrong. Not a kata issue.
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Lua translation!
I overlooked that in the description, thanks.
There is a fixed test for 21st century, and some other fixed tests were commented out.
In JS the test cases for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd century seem to be missing because I was able to attempt and pass all the tests while my log was printing "1th" for "1" as the input.
Ahhhh, I was thinking in terms of JS only but forgot to consider this kata is for a lot of other languages too. This makes more sense now. Thanks for being a mod.
In the case I mentioned above, you could think sorting alphabetically without distinction between capital and lowercase letters. Check this other post: https://www.codewars.com/kata/57cfdf34902f6ba3d300001e/discuss#64a5b40cdddc251219dfa1de
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It includes the information about ASCII chars, because you could otherwise think that
Bgoes afteraand that's not the case here.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
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I also found the same thing. I think that there is an error in the question?
Did anybody else notice how really weird and bone chillingly creepy the test case's string combos are?
["a","Dog","Of","Food"]
["Beg","Life","I","Too"]
["","Moderately","Brains","Pizza]
Like what in the world, straight out of Stephen King novel
The description was confusing for me because it mentions ASCII values specifically but solving the problem has nothing to do with ASCII values. "You must sort it alphabetically (case-sensitive, and based on the ASCII values of the chars) and then return the first value." --- A value is a number and it says to return a value.