looks resolved

.

Fork which rebuilds description and attempts to build a Java part too (but idk Java so it might be wrong). <- @B4B

Fixed.

Indeed, these are related. However, my kata is not a duplicate. My kata bundles together some very basic things around cycles. The first kata you mention is converting cycle notation of arbitrary permutations into a function that mimics the permutation on any arbitrary list. It's a bit more complicated than the convert cycle notation to the corresponding mathematical function. The second kata you mention spots cycles, but when the input is given not as an explicit function. I believe my kata offering a different form of exercise than the other two. For that reason, I'm marking as resolved.

Hi @hobovsky. I made the same changes of colors in order to be more readable.

solved

solved!

Ran the kata through grammerly, fixed the set description.

👍

When working with colors, make sure they look well in bright mode too.

@lsnbr I'll start making the improvements that you suggested in some minutes

@hobovsky my goodness 😊

Yes, I agree 👍 docgunthrop katas have the best presentation

The use of the language is very important 😁