It might be easier to read when you have pages of code with many different functions.

nice radix conversion from int to string

counting matches of '1' is simple, and could easily scale to higher radixes such as octal
could easily be extended to match multiple digits, such as .count('137')

range traversal is clear

accumulator function sum() over a list is also a nice aggregate function

One more Prime numbers kata!

this should be at least 7kyu but not 8kyu

Word homie

I disagree with you, that's not the only way to solve this kata. And some solutions don't need "obscure" formulas at all.

Math Tag = Google obscure formula. Copy/ paste. Minimal code requried.

Please, tell me what did you think it was the kata was asking instead.

Still waiting for your answer so I can understand what needs to be clarified. And no, I'm not going to give away the answer in the kata's description. It's not a complex problem, as it is, it's perfectly solvable using a few built-ins if you know your math or you can go with an iterative solution. If you don't like math katas, you can always skip them, nobody forces you to do them.

Most complains about description don't explain what they wrongly thought, so it's hard to understand their problem with it.

Knowing what to do and how to do it are two different things. There are some katas that teach you something from scratch and some that test what you already know. This one is one of the latter.

@TheChampionofValor This is a warning, do not abuse the report system any further, and stop threatening people.

You tried to bully and harass with your rank, the tone/styling of your comment, while appearing to be innocent on the surface to anyone who didn't read the full conversation. There are many intelligent people who are wise to the way you hide your crimes and understand every aspect of your psychological warfare. Cease and Desist or I will continue with LEGAL ACTIONS to the proper authorities.

Look at TenC comment here. It demotivated him so much, he didn't make it past 8 kyu. This is why it's so important. The next comment is by a 3 kyu programmer, who additionally expressed much time was wasted.

wow, I just tried to share, and now I have a sad :(

That was only after the moderators recently updated it from the initial comment I left at the start of this thread. The comment you are responding to clearly stated to *read the comments of discussion, and not the description that has been recently changed.

I've reported all three of you for gaming the system, providing false feedback to smear my comment, and for continuing harassment.

I'm not sure what you don't understand about user feedback in the comments section. *You clearly didn't learn too well in primary school.

Maybe after a nice reprimand from these comments I left, you will finally understand your website is not perfect and needs a lot of changes to improve user experience. Hopefully you will read and understand the comment from the user as well, indicating that the discourse comments are more telling than any bias feedback from abusive moderators who have overstepped their authority.

I just re-read the description, and for sure the author absolutely described exactly what they were looking for, and in a succinct and clear way.

I am not here to be insulted or spoken to with such passive aggressive and gas light type comments. That is an insult to my intelligence to say that I have been misled because user's automate their choice of satisfaction after completing because of a human bias that appears, like submitting answers on a survey. The comment section is more telling to the user's experience, and that satisfaction rating can often be gamed by creating multiple accounts to pad their numbers. I have faced abuse from your moderators in the past before, so the way you are speaking is demeaning and unacceptable.

If you would read the comment section below you would see that this is a major problem of codewars that users often experience. A major complaint amongst users where they are often found in the comments expressing their frustrations with descriptions and test cases. Not only this, but many other's are agreeing with the complaints that you say holds no weight? This is complete gas lighting type behavior and any type of this behavior is unacceptable according to Codewars TOS.

While I do appreciate your update to the description, I do not think it is enough. Algorithms can become very complex and if you can teach someone about implementing mathematical formulas to reduce the big o notation time complexity of algorithms, this should be the key to helping beginners not become stressed out. Public education has many flaws and often times people get rushed through the system or become misguided because of other variables.

Computer programming is one of the most complex areas of human knowledge and you must consider not everyone is a genius programmer or were guided correctly by their mentors. The field is very vast, complex, and there is tons of information to learn.

If you can simplify the learning for beginners, this will improve their health, reduce their stress in the long run, avoid many of the negative experiences programmers face, and contribute to a better experience as beginner's start their journeys.

If not, then we know you are clearly misleading people on purpose to create confusion.