Brilliant!

There is no way of telling how a number was generated; implicit conversion or no. The argument is passed to the function, and that's all it sees. So no, you shouldn't care how it was generated.

This would invalidate solutions that implement the 9th clause. Not a big fan of that.

These are perfect! I wish I could update the test fixture since these would really be an improvement to this kata.

I finally got around to fixing this.

Another system mess-up. Fixed now, thanks.

Cheers.

It seems the system managed to revert to older version, or delete some characters or somehting, because that was all working yesterday. Oh well. Thanks for the heads-up, though!

Okay. Got ya. Added tests for those. Thanks for the feedback!

I'm not sure what you mean by "treat as numbers arrays"?

Ha! I deserve that!

Oh! Yeah! Looks better now! This also helps to make better katas in the future. :)

Thank you so much for your efforts! I really appreciate that!

I have added a note about that in the description! Thank you!

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Only small thing I noticed was when I copied the example from the brief. There's a missing closing bracket in the veteran object.

var veteran = Object.create(citizen, {panic: function(){
return "SNAFU";
}
} // Here
);

Just a heads up. Otherwise, it's good! I haven't quite cracked the full solution yet, but that's my fault! :(