Hell yeah brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol

if (isJoke) ? "lol" : "rofl"

https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.529273431.6032/flat,1000x1000,075,f.jpg

It's little more than converting a math equation to your language's syntax

Agree description is poorly worded.

Hints:

1. Do not over think this
2. Do not rack your brain about geometry principles
3. Do not get stuck on semantics

One of the parameters in the function can be used in a way that its name would not imply. Perhaps this is bad programming principles, but perhaps it's intent is to teach you to think outside of the box. No pun intended.

Is the point of the kata to

• Fix the syntax errors?, or
• Fix AND refactor/simplify/minimize?

If A, why are the solutions actually doing B? If B, why not state B in the prompt/instructions?

Ternary overload in the solutions

Awesome stuff

This kata should be rewritten to be as accessible and easily comprehensible as the others before it. For example, if the the user goes from NarcissisticNumbers kata to this kata, the user will or could be be thrown off by the appearance of the code they are faced with before writing their solution.

function solution(number) {
    // Code 
}

function narcissistic(value) {
    // Code 
}

String.prototype.toJadenCase = function() {
    // Code 
};

Like ... what ???

In other words, a user in this "tier" of kata should not have to rely on this, despitte how important this is or becomes later.

Second, I can't tell if there are other tests? Does it ONLY test Jayden's famous line? No others? If there really is only one test, there should be more. It doesn't even have to be his Twitter posts. Just random sentences. Maybe even some lorem ipsum.

So I now see that there are indeed other test sentences. But while I pass the test, is says I passed only ONE of the tests, when it looks like there are at least 15. How do I access the rest of the tests?