Nice, Kata. Just done, made me think a little bit. And thanks for changing the description. Continue your work you´re making it very well. Thanks again.

Fork with new description which may be better

thank you very much

Java translation

You're welcome, your question is very useful , you opened my eyes to some understatement of the description, I'll try to fix it

Ok, ok. Now I understand. I will try it. Thanks again.

Thank you very much for your criticism, I will try to correct the condition. Explaining in more detail to kata, there is a sequence of natural numbers starting with some unknown number . (the numbers go in a row) you need to find the smallest number that will fit this condition , it is guaranteed to exist

Sorry, i simple don´t understand the kata. What should I do?
The description says we should find the smalllest number, but the smallest number is always a mono numeric number.
I know i lost something in the description, but I don´t know what, maybe its in the translation to my language, but really I don´t know what do you want.
Sorry
In the other hand, thanks for making katas for people like me.

Someone who understood the question and mapped the answer to a programming language precisely. Kudos!

Very elegant.

That's because your function isn't returning a list.

returning a print statement is the same as returning None. so when the site is testing if your output is correct, it is just testing against a None value.

I think something fails on the kata with Python:
I just print the numbers out.

and see the error:
def two_sum(numbers, target):
return print(numbers)

STDERR
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/workspace/default/tests.py", line 3, in
test.assert_equals(sorted(two_sum([1,2,3], 4)), [0,2])
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

don´t worry, it has a mistake in python, they are trying to solve the problem. Give them some days.

did you include last number?