I see... I have to go back to studying.

I just tested it again in codewars with 10,000,000,000 and it still works fine. I also tried with other several higher numbers and it always works fine and returns the expected value:

• 92,000,000,123 and returned 8 (true)
• 999,999,999,999 and returned 9 (true)
• 9,111,999,999,999 and returned 3 (true)
• 88,888,888,888,888 and returned 4 (true)
• 123,123,123,123,123 and returned 3 (true)
• 123,456,789,012,345 and returned 6 (true)

Here you can try the tests:

const chai = require("chai");
const assert = chai.assert;
chai.config.truncateThreshold=0;

describe("Tests", () => {
  it("test", () => {
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(10000000001), 2)
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(92000000123), 8)
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(999999999999), 9)
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(9111999999999), 3)
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(88888888888888), 4)
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(123123123123123), 3)
    assert.strictEqual( digitalRoot(123456789012345), 6)
  });
});

This dude must be a scientist in NASA

this seems to be pretty good , probably im not good with maths ...

holy holy!! what in the world!! impressive!! what was your `````gre score??

Holy smokes!

Amazing solution :)

Amazing!

Extraordinary!

Thanks man!

It is impressive solution,

Legend!
I used recursion to solve it, but I also found your math formula to be quite impressive!

wow

it's a math formula to calculate. Legend!

wizard...