I'm looking at your example for python and I see that the string (something[else]something) and ()[] is true. But in the next example the string "something 'else' something" and "''" is true. Shouldn't one of those be changed so their both either ([]) "''" or ()[] ""''?

If you really want to test people's regex knowledge, you should put words in the test cases that contain the greeting. Like "Lucy plays a chello" would return false. Just a thought.

I'm looking at the python version and I noticed the test list is blank, was this done on purpose?

I'm getting an unknown error in my code, I'll attach it as spoiler.

Perfect, ready to come out of beta :)

What I was saying was, there is a test case that states the bus will drop you off in the middle of no where, and if it does then you should walk. But you never specifiy how to determine if you're in the middle of no where. It may just be that the test case needs to be reworded.

The only issue I ran into was how to know if the bus will drop you off in the middle of nowhere, I spent a long time trying to figure that part out. But once I omitted my logic for it, all the test cases pased. Can you take a look at that.

Agreed, it would be nice to specify that the principal is not taxed but only the year's accrued interest.

I was wondering if there is going to be a clan style group feature in the future. A few of my buddies all use codewars and love it but there isn't really an easy way to see their progress. I think it would be neat to have a group (clan) where you can see all the people in it and maybe give clans and overall score based on the average or total honor points in them.

There is a test case where there is no parameter passed into the method and in turn produces and error.

get_count() will create an error.

I did something similar to this, I wouldn't worry about complexity at this stage. I did get a little lost when I saw the 'o' as a variable. I thought it was zero :D

I structured mine in a similar way, though in hindsight I should have made mine more readable with static variables for the conversion numbers.