Ah yes, maybe so. Thanks!

I received the following error when submitting my solution: 'xsnifl owolir qq bh' should equal 'xsnifl owolir q bh'. If a word comprised of a single letter needs to be reduced to a single letter, I think that the problem statement should specify so.

Unfortunately now I can't remember what the errors were, however I don't think they were typical compiler errors. For instance I added the annotation -> i32 to sale_price, and the kata would not pass.

Not sure what is expected here. Should we create call_me() or is something else required?

Cool starter kata. I was getting some weird errors from Code Wars after adding the return type so I had to play around a bit. Hopefully the kinks get ironed out.

Hi baxtex. Sorry for the late reply, I've been away from Code Wars for some time. Your solution should return the number of cycles it takes to get to 1.

Hi :). Using class, public, static, etc. seems a bit much for this kata. I was suggesting to have the user write a simple function instead.

Cool kata description. I wanted to solve this kata in C++, but it's as if the kata is written in Java. I think a simple function would suffice here.

Thanks :)

Enjoyed this one. Thanks!

Post your code and someone may be able to help.

Nothing, I believe there is a problem in the test cases. One day should not be added to the total.