it seems pretty easy for a 5 kyu kata, especially that some basic test cases are not covered.
It should be great to add them to make it a 5, and not to have a basic string parsing to solve it.

reading the instruction and the test case, I feel something is unclear (and not necessarily meaningful). The instructions state:
Given an array of *unique integers* nums, your task is to return the powerset of its elements.

Though, the last test case contain the int 15 twice.

Thank you amiarunava,

I've not read the doc enough. I start with the test.it, test.describe then test.assert_equals and it works fine.

Thanks

There are no errors, and no outputs. The output only shows the time, 0 passing test, 1 failed and 1 error.

I try the same thing with shell and C#, and it works fine

Hi there,
I'm a new on the platform, and used to write python code.
It seems I can't make the test runner run properly: even an Test.assert_equals(1, 2, "1 not 2") just report a failure and an error.
Any clue ?