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The 'Success' test is not a good one to see if the user is ignoring uppercase. If they iterate through a lowercase array without changing the original word to lowercase, you still get the correct result because there are two lower case 's' at the end. A better test case would be something like 'Aba'

Rust test case suggestion: Rust uses UTF-8 string encoding. Hence some characters could be longer than one byte.

Add a test case like: assert_eq!(shifted_diff("daß", "ßda"), Some(1));

This is a 1 character shift but 2 byte shift because 1 character ß is two bytes in UTF-8: 0xC3,0x9F.

No random tests in java

I think returning an empty array ( [] ) is better than returning ["Empty"]

More test cases of mixed casing (upper and lower) should be genrated in all languages

• Python new test framework should be used (Refer this & this for more detail)

• Node 12 should be enabled (Refer this and this for more info)

• No random tests in Ruby

• Test.expect should be removed

• Ruby 3.0 should be enabled (Refer this & this for more detail)

hey guys
i tried tested my code and it passed 3 out pf the 4 tests mentioned.
the one which went wrong gives a message like this:

 should ignore case: '(())())' should equal ')())())'

i tried adding main to the code with "success" as an argument to the function and it gave me the correct result as mentioned in the instructions:

")())())"