i think it'll be so much easier to identify where we went wrong if instead of returning "Value is not what was expected", it returns the result of the code. I'm using javascript and i practically copied and altered my python code that had worked before but it sucks not knowing where you messed up at in the code you know

Whooooooooosh

stuff like this makes me feel dumb for overthinking

oml im so dumb thank you for piointing that out

Python:
I was able to finally complete the code to this Kata...but when I attempt it, it comes up with the failed even though
it is correct. Why is this?

ex:
{'Nickles': 0, 'Pennies': 4, 'Dimes': 0, 'Quarters': 1} should equal {'Nickels': 0, 'Pennies': 4, 'Dimes': 0, 'Quarters': 1}

Though I failed all of my test cases even if they are correct??

I have been lied to my whole life is what y'all are saying. That a new century doesn't start on a "xx00"!! instead on a "xx01"!!

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all of my living years all lied too

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it would be nice to know which tests we got wrong instead of having to guess so we have a better idea of where we went wrong.

anyone know how to identify negative numbers in strings?? I dont want to lstrip() or say if it is +/-. I just want to say, if there is a negative number in this string to answer True.

I looked up default arguments and I had played around a bit, still recieving exit code errors. Should I look more into positional arguments than default? (as my error code mentioned positional arguments)

thanks man i realized my mistake