This was probably the best solution here because of the comments

Thanks Kyle :D !

Thanks Kyle :D!

@TutulDevs maybe you have a typo in your code it happen to my a lot :). But if you wish you can share your solution and I will be happy to help you.

Happy holidays to everyone!.

Hello guys, Happy Holidays to all!
I check and run the code today and is still working.

I don't know how to show an image here, but the code pass the tests.

I think, it is just a pseudocode. He just described how he would implement it, without actually implementing the function.

Points for readability!

Hi, every time I run this solution in the console, it's showing an error. 'Uncaught TypeError: ruleCondition is not a function'.

Can you please tell me the reason?

happy you completed kata successfully:)! cheers!

Thank for the trick :D I never thougth of that.
Well they work better now, but now a notice a missing comma on the Ouput result. I write in another post what a notice.
#This is the Output from submit test

Test Passed: Value == incorrect input
Expected: 17161, 131, instead got: 17,161, 131'
1 Passed
1 Failed
0 Errors

#This is the output from the regular test
But in another test I need the comma to make the answer correct:

Test.assertEquals(checkRoot('30,31,32,33'),   '982,081, 99' 

so did you manage to solve the kata afterall:)?

hi sempjc, one trick if you would like to see what was the test case simply add console.log() at the beginning of your code which prints argument given to the function.

But I find a kind of logic error on my code and fixed. Then this first test pass.

I was evaluating:
if(s.length < 4 && s.length >4 || "and a test for verify they are all number")
this work in all the regular test.

But is wrong because nothing can be greater and less at the same time. So I make a simple evaluation like

if(s != 4){
//do something
}

and make work fine in the "submit test"

I don't know what was the input from this case, because this was the result of hitting the button of submit. I asume this is the first test of the "submit test"

"Expected: incorrect input, instead got: 257,401, 507.34,702,127,833,566" 

I edit my solution and find a way to make the first test of the "submit test" pass. But notice in the second test this:

#From the Submit test

Test Passed: Value == incorrect input
Expected: 17161, 131, instead got: 17,161, 131'
1 Passed
1 Failed
0 Errors

The different I notice is a miss comma (,) in the test answer.

But in the regular "test" you need a comma to make this answer correct
#Line from the regular test

Test.assertEquals(checkRoot('30,31,32,33'),   '982,081, 99'

BTW I really enjoy this Kata :) And I learned a bunch of thing while solving this :)