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Good catch, fixed as well.

Just saw one more thing: the inputs in the assertion messages are not correct in Default tests and sample tests.

Awesome, got it updated. Thanks!!!

from solution import kill_monsters
fixes the problem of "NameError: name 'kill_monsters' is not defined"
Fix this and I'll approve.

Thanks Madjosz, got that taken care of too.

Please also change the parameter names in tge solution setup.

I've made a translation to this kata in .py. Would anyone be able to review this translation?

Here is the link: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb?sel=62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb

Thanks!!!

I've made a translation to this kata in .py. Would anyone be able to review this translation?

Here is the link: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb?sel=62218e1cc7ad9800403a2beb

Thanks!!!

The round issue is not solved.
https://docs.codewars.com/authoring/kata/floating-point/#do-not-use-rounding-or-stringification-to-work-around-problems-with-precision

Thanks everyone. I've also changed rand test to ensure they won't produce a test case that would create "1 minutes".

Ah. It did sound like a lot. :P

So that's only 2 000 per day then?

60 000+ new users per day month

;)

I recently came across a quite astonishing number: 60 000+ new users per day on CodeWars. Imagine what happens when that many people all want to create their first kata, and do not focus on being original.

I don't blame you for it, but that's where those guidelines are coming from.

Also, I am very happy to hear your found creating kata rather involving. :P It's an art and a craft. :D ( And fun! )

There's lots of documentation on http://docs.codewars.com. Somewhere in there is a chapter on rounding, and why it's bad. My apologies for being too lazy to find and reproduce that here.

This being your first kata does not mean your kata won't be held to the usual standards ( lots of which are also in that documentation ). The specific premise may be unique, but the problem class is not, so the kata allows people to write code they have written before. That's more or less the problem - duplication in solutions, not in problem setting. You are probably right the number of ever possible 7 / 8 kyu problems is finite, but that's not a reason to allow duplicates. Yes, it gets harder and harder to come up with something non-duplicate every day, but not having ( major ) duplication is still a goal CodeWars strives for.

I appreciate your efforts, and I try to hate on the kata, not on the author. None of this is personal. :]

ETA: Thanks @hobo!