the only thing you were told not to do hahaha

Really accurate comment. Most people say it is unclear kata but I disagree. Its good to know
when and why to use = and what are you actually doing by using = with non-integer values

Is decyphering the incredibly well written instructions part of the kata difficulty?

Just a random tip.
Remember that any prime number after 10 is a multiple of 6 -+ 1 for example 11 = (6 * 2) -1 , 13 = (6 * 2) + 1

Hope this helps somebody,

The instruction: If the number has a digit 0, the numbers formed by a leading 0 should be discarded:

Just discard the 0 not the entire number, 054 is still a valid number just make it 54

The instructions should include that the numbers on the string are completely scrambled, the solution became quite simple as soon as I stopped looking for patterns on the string.

good Kata!

Enjoyable Kata, thanks!

That's what I did not know. Thanks, you saved plenty of my time.

Please let people try by themselves.

Hope this doesn't get marked as spoiler.
If you're having issues dealing with ties, this is something i wish i had found out earlier.

Dealing with ties by sorting in alphabetical order is mandatory it has to be done always.

The problem is that the instructions read that IF there is a tie with the prize winner, this has to be solved by sorting in alphabetical order, but this has to be done regardless two people having the same winning number.
Hope this helps

This is exactly what I needed to understand here. I had no idea that it worked that way. Thank you!

If you get the "You've mutated the original input" keep this in mind:
If you use = to create a copy of the original array, the copy will be referenced to the same address in memmory.
Try a different approach to create a copy of the original array.

Are we supposed to solve this using moments?