( JS, possibly others )

• Random tests sometimes generate sentences ending in " ."
• Random tests sometimes generate words without vowels

These things make counting words difficult, because they are not normal syllables, words, and sentences. The reference solution counts "lbl" as 1 word and 0 syllables. This may strictly comply with the specs, but I'd say it's not in the spirit of it.

Javascript (at least, maybe other languages): User can mutate the input, expected result should be calculated before or a copy should be passed to the user.

Duplicate: https://www.codewars.com/kata/57bc5e0471f2ff9233000005/

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• CS
• PHP
• R

These languages are transferred from https://www.codewars.com/kata/523a86aa4230ebb5420001e1 with corresponding ammendments made to fit the current test suite. Please review and approve carefully!

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Sample tests is using Test.assert_equals but not the actual tests (they still use Test.expect).

Same issue in ALL kata with floats:

Don't round float results!

https://docs.codewars.com/authoring/kata/floating-point/

Decrementing 0 to -1 introduces negative numbers. It's not clear if they can be present in input too. If so, it should be tested.