It is not stated how non-string input names should be handled, and having multiple input types is a bad pratice overall.

Great done my friend! I love this kata :) nice story :)

Thanks for taking the time to fix this Issue :D

I had used the insert example feature in the editor and modified accordingly

Fair point - I do seem to remember the example test cases being the wrong way round. In that case, you may want to file an Issue report to the official Codewars repo.

Interesting, I had used the insert example feature in the editor and modified accordingly. Thanks for letting me know of this issue.

Thanks for pointing that out, I had completely forgotten to change it.

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Having only 6 fixed assertions in the entire test suite is far from sufficient to prevent logically flawed and/or hardcoded solutions from passing; please either (1) increase the number of unique, distinct fixed assertions to at least 20 including edge cases or (2) even better, write 100+ random tests which is generally preferred over just a large number of fixed tests.

The date 14/09/2016 is still claiming to be Friday instead of Wednesday.

Can anyone tell me what the describe function syntax is for PHP? Or direct me to some documentation if there is any as I don't seem to be able to find any.

Could anyone tell me how the describe function works in PHP? I tried describe("Tests", function(){ //test code }); with no luck. Or does anyone know where the PHP docs are (if there are any)?