If someone wants to approve, I fixed the merge conflict here: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/59452b0bf859eb86020000ea?sel=5d2a38b62896d7002a2f727b

Returning inconsistent data types is not a best practice.

Fixed.

Another happy customer. Thanks for your encouragement to keep writing these.

:-)

public class Test { // need to rename, as example Test2

@Test
public void testMethod() ...
}

Cheers. I might write some more little ones like this... keep watching.

same for me

Neither test nor attempt works under java now. switching unit tests to Blind4Basics version doesn't do a thing

The code should be:

import org.junit.Test;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import org.junit.runners.JUnit4;

public class SidTest {
    @Test
    public void test1() {
        assertEquals(Sid.howMuchILoveYou(1), "I love you");
        assertEquals(Sid.howMuchILoveYou(2), "a little");
        assertEquals(Sid.howMuchILoveYou(6), "not at all");
    }
}

(it lacks one import and the name of the class is wrong)

Thanks! Random test added!

Thank you! Good suggestion! A random test added.

Did you actually read the description? Or even just the title?

You have to add a year.

Please open a new issue for the missing random tests.

When working this kata in python the variable str is a reserved name for data type string. Also there is a method str(). You should name your variable something else so people solving the kata don't have to. Suggestions would be s or string.

I get it now, didn't see this sooner.
I believe I fixed it, do double check and tell me if it's okay. :)