i hear you.

there are so many katas like this, so ambiguous, that the challenge is no longer coding it, but rather guessing what the creator of the kata thought it means.

i embarrassingly admit, every now and then come back to it with a random idea and it always fails.

eww!

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you're not supposed to print the answer. you need to return it

nvm, i got it. needed to return as int

its all indented correctly, it just didnt align right

use a while loop

make a function that can take any non-negative integer as an argument

Thanks, but no.

Just an idea, add negative numbers to the mix, i know it would break my code

Great Job

Thank you for your feedback, I have implemented some random tests that will give unique string inputs. If this is not deemed novel enough to be a Kata I have a second stage prepared where the first parameter accepts any string (instead of just 'frog') and the second argument is the search string. Would this be a more novel challenge? I went for this one first as easier to test as a beginner.

Hi this is my first kata, happy to research and implement random tests.

Honestly, great Job.

good fun kata!.