.

1 isn't prime.

Then, why 3 = 1 * 3 or 1 = 1 * 1 won't pass?

wait... I don't see any copy in the current test suit, tho it's passing, now... xo
wth is/was going on...? x//

No idea what happened. did you actually do some changes to the test suite? Anyway, it's resolved.

np, don't worry ;)

yeah, It's pretty weird that the problem occurs with my code, but not with yours. I still don't get it... :/

Thanks! :]

I'll fix the descriptions so the translations are approvable. I'll make a Suggestion in Discourse when they're ready. I have to do them one by one, can't set them out both at the same time.

Yeah, that happens sometimes.

9 = 3 * 3 or 3²

has exactly k prime factors, counted with multiplicity.

I think you do not need author to do anything, power users and contributors have enough privileges to fix it, accept translations etc.

It would be also better to fix pending issues before creating a new translation.

why would you want to recreate it instead of just fixing this one?

Fixed in Java, already correct in Python.

I'm having similar issues using Python

Specify the language.

I observed, that there is no honor given, when I did the same kata in another language or repeat it with the same language. Maybe you tried it already before?