Note that math.ceil() already returns an integer... The cast made with int() could be seen as redundant... Great solution by the way :P

I'm deeply sorry, this "arr[len(arr] - 1]" was a typo... I have submitted the same code that caused the error and it worked flawlessly now... I therefre cannot quote the error, but it involved a syntax error in ine of the sample tests. From what I can recall, the error ocurred in the space between "garlic" and "naan" in the following line: "Test.assert_equals(feast("great blue heron", "garlic naan"), True)". It is not much help, but that's all I remember... Sorry for the incovenience.

When trying to attemp the kata the simulation throws syntax errors involving the tests... I have tried doing it in Python.

@lilsweetcaligula

I believe it is already marked as an spolier. Thanks again!

Hi @lilsweetcaligula;
Thanks a lot for taking the time to look into my code. It really helps a lot and I really appreciate it. Thanks for encouraging us beginnners!! You rock!

Hello, when I attempt the kata it keeps saying that a test crashed in the output window. My code passes some random tests, but it stops with that crash. What could I try to do?