How so? console.log works just fine, if you don't see anything print a string besides the arrays, maybe they're both empty?

Well it appears I too am stuck here. There is no log for what arrays are actually entered so I have no way to test it specifically.

I read through the suggestion above, and it basically tells me where to identify and test, but in this case that information isn't here.

Hello -

I'm looking back at the problem now and I do not recall why I didn't get that test case then. It may have to do with the initialzation of my array.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful!

Hello swizziedizzie!
May be you could share with me why it behaved like that in your case? Because I got the same issue but that link did not help me.
Thanks!

Thank you for answering! I was able to figure out my issue and solved the problem.

Read https://github.com/codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Troubleshooting-your-solution#print-input

Hello all -

Doing this problem in JS. I have passes 134/135 of the tests. The partiular test that is failing is : Expected: [6, 7], instead got: []

is there anyway I can figure out what this test case is so I can work on it? It sucks that I'm so close. Thanks

Hey,

Thank you for the link! Much appreciated.
On rebl I did do console logs to get where I was which is why I'm at my wits end. I may scrap and start over.

Did you try to step through your solution with debugger in your IDE? It's a really great tool, very helpful. Or maybe you did and it did not help?

About code formatting: https://github.com/codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Markdown-Formatting#code-blocks

Yes, you do.

So I have to create my own object/array to refer to, correct? (Javascript)

Hey! I did have to modify that bit of code to get it to work as well, but I already completed this kyu. Thanks though!

dude maybe it helps you. Copy this formula to convert F to Celsius "(temp - 32) * (5/9)"
i think your formula was "((temp - 32) *5) / 9"