Just to let others know, s is the integer while xs is the list

That's just brilliant :O

There are no sample tests for Python and it's not clear what s is and what xs is (is the former a list or is it an int?)...

Also, when running sample tests, it just shows "Passed: 0 Failed: 1 Errors: 1" but no other message; how am I supposed to know what's wrong?

Gee, what does that function do? :S Chain..? What?

Same happens to me in Python, that's lame

python - what in the name of Jesus is this test supposed to mean?

paradise = God()
test.assert_equals(True, isinstance(paradise[0], Man) , "First object are a man")

EDIT: nevermind

What happened here??

Smart!!

This is THE shittiest kata I've come across so far.

Cool, what is this called?

Ouch... You and I went deep, buddy

I can't understand how this works, but it's cool! Can someone explain?