I like how you changed the parameter with more accurate name.

Haskell translation

Hopefully this translation stays within the spirit of the original kata, as the elements must be homogenous in a standard Haskell list.

can someone explain what the *n in the format function does I'm new to python. Thank you

Rejected:

Original Swift translation was approved but deleted by someone, so no point in keeping this one. Also,

• no random tests

• outdated version

• Missing useful assertion messages

Please refer here on how to make corresponding changes and publish a new fork

• Scrutinized tests

• Added useful assertion messages

• Modifed author's solution to be compatible with Swift 5.9

• Removed reference solution and made it different from author's

• Increased randomness and range of random inputs

• Resolved description MC

bealtiful

Really cool!

In Python, it seems I had the same problem as some others as well: In the random tests, my result was sometimes off by 0.01. This happened a few times, every time on only one of the tests. I was able to pass by attempting a bunch of times though...

This Kata easier than it seems for first glance!

i tried running your solution and it passed all the tests

Have passed 363 tests but failed 3 ('Austrian Black and Tan Hound', 'Styrian Coarse-haired Hound', 'Combai') which my code is throwing up as "None". I don't have enough info about the dogs dictionary to see why such a specific error is happening.

JS Translation

python new test frameworks

Fixed in recently approved Python fork.