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Thanks. All this time I didn't realize you could do that.

You can add more when solving, that's what the "sample tests" snippet is for.

no answer from OP

Only two example tests?

I'm still having this issue, also using C#. My "Expected:" value is the one that changes when I edit my code while the "But Was:" value stays the same. Not a huge deal but I definitely had to take a second look.

From a 12-hour clock country, it's 12:00:01AM not 00:00:01AM. Closing issue

this is a separate issue though, OP claims there was a test with a different input format

This issue has been raised again here https://www.codewars.com/kata/57729a09914da60e17000329/discuss#64b0fdf456320e11e37ccb43 and after some googling I think they both are invalid, but I will try to find someone who actually lives in a place which uses 12h time and confirm.

I don't see any such test in JS/Python, should this be closed ?

My computer also shows 12:14 AM after changing regional settings to English (United States):

I can see how various (more and less reliable) sources lean rather towards the version that it is indeed "12:XX a.m.":

• https://www.exactlywhatistime.com/24h-ampm-converter/what-time-is-00-12
• https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-correct-way-to-refer-to-some-minutes-past-12-AM-or-PM

Additionaly, in my country (not English speaking one) time past midnight is pronounced as "past twelve", so at least in some locales, the "12:XX" for after midnight seems to hold.

see this for how to post your code and ask for help

the problem is in your code, there is no : before AM/PM

The same issue for Javascript (no random tests as well)