what's this joke? 8/

you're not even calling the function of the user... Unpublish this, seriously.

wtf...!?

Moreover:

this is plain shit post kata:

• no sample test
• only 2 tests
• the assertion message doesn't make ANY sense
• the assertions doesn't not take into account what the user is returning
• you use mutation sowewhere you shouldn't

Seriously, considdering the kata you created recently, you should stop trying to do so unless you improve yourself at this. currently, it's pretty far from a good job.

Hi, that's a duplicate, sorry.

Fair enough.

Will come up with some better kata ideas.

You have to create a new kata from scratch. Though, considering this one was not received positively, it is unlikely that a new one will get upvotes.

Also, the idea is not novel, so duplicate issues may be raised (this task is basically "convert to uppercase/lowercase based on a criteria", and we already have a few such katas).

I'm afraid you can't.

@FArekkusu @anter69 @Blind4Basics

The kata was retired - now I've fixed the couple of issues that were raised, how to I republish it?

Thanks.

Changed the function name - now snake_case.
Thanks!

Added capital letters to the alphabet array - thanks for the tip!

Fixed the description, and put the empty string functionality test in the full test suite.

Thanks for your help!

You must use the ascii value of each letter (lowered)

Random strings don't generate uppercase letters.

...and the sample tests should be present in the full test suite.

• Example in description is wrong:

"Owen Bradstreet is a great programmer!", returns "OWeN BRaDSTREET is a grEAt pRograMmER!"

... but in the tests you (correctly) expect:

"oweN BRaDsTReeT is a gReaT PRogRammeR!"

• Python function name should use snake_case

What does the _ do in the for loop? Does it remove the increment variable entirely?