I have the same issue with random tests (Golang, wrong order)

@JohanWiltink Replaced the for loop with what you said. (Yes, the upper bound is exclusive.) Is that enough?
EDIT: Marked as resolved for now. Feel free to raise a new issue if it's not fixed.

Thank you timp. Forgive me for my late response. I'll change it in an moment.

Great to hear, that was exactly my intention! :)

Thanks again!

It's fixed, if you are satisfied with the test I'll appreciate your message. Thanks for the feedback and for your time solving this kata.

The order matters. It says that if we have two or more sub-arrays, the one that should be output first is the one that appears first in the array in the direction from left to right. The order that you gave is right and mine is wrong. Give me 5 minutes to fix that.

technically you don't, because you don't actually have to call the method loadData to pass the test.

It could just be because I had objects of a deeper level inside it, but, oh, well: .clone will solve it all with a minimum increment of complexity.

I guess the true reason needs a proper question in StackOverflow or places like that.