For future reference, I was getting the timeout also and finally, after throwing in rigged results,
I realized that the solution will be tested for negative and non-integer input. IMO if the test message
is only about the timeout then this requirement should be in the kata description.

The supplied test case results in 'ReferenceError: Game is not defined'.
With some not very complicated code the submit tests result in 'Exception raised but was unable to sanitize the message.'

If all the logs are going to end up at the top of the results, then
the test comment really needs to be something more than 'Test Failed: Expected: 0, instead got: 1'.
Developing problem solving skills is not about learning how to read the authors mind.

The community should be able to leave some kind of negative grade on a kata so that if enough of them accumulate it can be addressed.
It seems that there exists a few katas that have been abandoned by the authors.

The "empty universe" test should be mentioned in the description. My solution works but now I have to guess at what
is expected while the test returns "Test Failed: Got instead of"

Thanks to both of you. I solved it a while ago and what I was missing is actually embarrassing. Despite being on level 4, I think my skills are actually on a much higher level. Going back and solving higher level katas now.

For some reason, without making any changes, it passes all the tests now. Thanks. My confusion was with having both "returned", "expected" and then "instead got" in the message. When I read it back now it makes more sense.

WHat's to be made of this "Test Failed: (1e-7).toDecimal() returned 0.014285714285714285 - Expected: 1e-7, instead got: 0.014285714285714285" ?

I think the description you just gave is much much better then the official one, Ryando.

Someone please throw a dog a bone. Hung up on the nested test. Just a keyword to search for? I'm stuck.

Any chance of someone pointing a stuck student in the right general direction for research?
I must admit that I hve learned alot trying to figure this out but the lack of actual kata progress is
starting to weigh in.

Please. More descriptive test messages. "Test Failed: Expected: 6, instead got: undefined" is just plain lazy.

What a truly annoying kata.
The only thing to be learned is how lazy kylehill is for
leaving "Test Failed: Value is not what was expected" as the only message on the tests.
I wish we could vote katas down.

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