Several people have said this, but no one is willing to provide any useful feedback as to what specifically is unclear. So it's not a useful comment. I've tried to delete the kata and codewars will not allow me to.

Thank you! I'm so excited that it has been approved!!

I got it pretty quickly and then I got to the error part. I was throwing a string and couldn't figure out why it wasn't passing until I read other comments. If you could include in the description that it needs to be an error object, not just a string, that might help. :) But it was good practice for me because I have never even seen an Error object.

Thanks Katia. I have just updated the description. Please take a look when you have a chance and let me know if my changes help.

I've made changes to the description and added random tests. Please feel free to provide further feedback if you feel my description is still unclear.

I have updated the kata to include random tests now. I hope this resolves the issue.

I've started using Test.assertEquals for this kata. Thanks again!

My concern was partially length. I know I can be turned off by a really wordy description, so I tried to keep it semi-brief. Could you give me an example of what in particular was confusing so that I can make improvements? Thanks!

Thank you for the feedback. I will look into it!

Thanks so much, had just noticed that my test cases had a few errors in them, but had not caught the calculation error. Thanks again for the feedback. I think I fixed the issues you mentioned.

Just saw how old the Kata is. My comment seems useless now.

Enjoyed the kata. My one suggestion would be to remove the test contain the multidimensional array OR at least mentioning it in the description because I didn't know to expect that test at all.

The special characters were tough for me, but I finally got it! Great regex practice!

I liked this one. Lots of ways to go about it. A lot of others had much more sophisticated code than mine, but it was a fun one to work through!

I enjoyed the Kata, though I passed it fairly easily so I'm wondering if it was accurately labeled as a 6. Seems like maybe a 7kyu? Anyhow, I wish there were example tests for javascript, but I understand that I should learn how to write in my own. I think that is something I will work on figuring out next!