Thank you. Republished

With the issues addressed and closed, you can republish the kata.

Changed to margin of error.

Changed to margin of error on perceived time per JohanWiltink's comment

Rounding is not the correct way to handle floating point representation inaccuracy, testing with an error margin is. This is documented.

Round to 2 decimals.

This is not enough information. In addition to the required precision, the kata should also specify the rounding method (e.g., half-to-even), and when to apply the rounding (e.g., on the sum at the end).

Thanks! It works well now

No sample tests.

Phantom JS version

No random tests

Make sure both tabs are filled correctly: "test cases" (used on "attempt") and "example test cases" (used on "test").

I don't actually know why it's like that. At the time of creation, I manually assigned the tests but when publishing it, it became like this. I hope this helps

Is there a reason all tests are in assert and the test button is only 1+1==2?

came back and finished. rated "very". thank you for such a fun and interesting kata!

I understand now: "another of the same character picked from the shuffled letters", with all consonants and all vowels repeated at least 9 times in each shuffled pile.