nvm figured it out debugged the coder

nice counter idea! i'm stealing that haHA!

okay

Anyways, there is a much better way to warp the number between a range.

It has to do with elementary arithmatic and one simple operator.

That's not an issue, that's a question.

So gonna resolve this first.

But I pressed tab though, I not sure what you mean by that..

edit: Okay so I finally get what you mean I didn't even relise this was a thing, I am going to change it and see what happens

Python indent consists of tabs, not spaces.

Please post own code problems as a question instead :)

Anyways, Python expect tabs and not 4 spaces for an indent block. That's likely your problem.

I tried this but for some reason get an indent error (tried to define another function) inside..

def solution(number):  
     def recurS(number, count):

is there a way to get this to work?

Me too!! this was going to be my sugggestion! sometimes my code works in console but it doesn't workk here.. and I take 3-5 minutes before I relise that it was because the kata was using an older verions (ofc, I know how tot check now, but Its kinda of a mixed bag that I have to randomly select a kata and hope it suppoerts a version) we need more filtering!!

I get that. What I'm saying is that people are trying to return the string instead of picking from the three. The instruction to output There is no "e". is written in such a way that people interpret anything in this format as being a string, so when you tell them to output null/None/nil, they assume it's talking about the string "null/None/nil".

It's there because the kata has multiple versions for different languages, and languages have different names for null.