python new test framework is required. updated in this fork

The description could be more condensed instead of pasting the whole rulebook into it.

500 random tests is too much, 100 is enough.

I know for this kata it is difficult to change it; but returning different data types is bad practice.

Current input method and rounding requirement is flawed anyway; try this:

test.assert_equals(ao5([2.675, 2.675, 2.675, 2.675, 2.675]), 2.68)

The proper method to it is to use Decimal object to parse time strings as decimals directly; see https://www.codewars.com/kata/round-and-round

The implementation of real_round provided by the kata is flawed: it doesn't accepts the ndigits optional parameter.

Also calling it real_round is disgustingly misleading; Banker's rounding is the real round since it's recommended by IEEE standard. The function should be called something faithful and accurate like round_half_up.

New test framework should be used.

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1040 should equal 999

for i in range(1000):

Why do you believe the result could not reach 1000?

p = random.randint(1,15)

Why you generate cases where p == 1?

• Duplicate of this (even if you use strings rather than arrays/list of integers, the task is the same)
• no sample tests
• you don't even tell in the description what you expect as output... x/
• python function names should be snake_cased, not pascalCased

EDIT:

SERIOUSLY!?? X/

• not enough tests

• no random tests

• the output formatting is just plain bullshit (yeah, this is!):

  None should equal 'True, increasing'
  None should equal 'True, decreasing'
  None should equal False
  None should equal False

why add "True, " at the beginning? That's non sense. And you should always return the same kind of output. Meaning always strings, not booleans.

EDIT²: Sorry for the tone but well, this is really bad. :/