Just completed the kata :) Thanks!

Oh damn, silly me. :)

Test.assertEquals(balance(array1, array2), false);
array1 = ["a","b","c","d","e","f","g","g"];
array2 = ["h","h","i","j","k","l","m","n"];

This is second example test.

It is "m" and "n", not 2 "m"s :)

Why would this be false?

array1 = ["a","b","c","d","e","f","g","g"];
array2 = ["h","h","i","j","k","l","m","n"];

Both have 1 pair of same letters and all other are different.

Nice and relaxing Kata, thanks! :)

Hmm my solution cannot be wrong and slow anyhow but still not passing:

Passed: 399 Failed: 1

What could be the failed test?

Nice kata! :)

"Try" -well we tried, but obviously not that hard :P

Very nice kata! :)

Thank you, i got it now. And I understood you very well! :)

Very nice although im not quite sure how || works here? :)

Thank you, cool kata :)

Cool kata, thank you :)

Did you modify the input array? It might be a problem since the creator of kata said it should not be modified, i passed first 2 sets of tests, but failed on the random tests because i modified the input array. Now i can't figure out what i have to do to solve the problem, even though my function is returning results equal to the examples in the kata description ("lowest number in the middle..." and so on), and then in random tests you will see that lowest number is not even found in the correct result array.