I've enjoyed this kata. Thanks.

Really cool kata. Thanks myjinxin.

You are not tackling the problem correctly.

The fact that the half of the length of the array equals the size of the set, doesn't mean that every number in the set occurs twice.

Typos on the description ...

-The first two will always be arrays consisting of intigers => integers
-Reminder instead of remainder

Max Buffer reached: Too much information has been written to stdout.

Now it's fixed. Thanks!

Regarding the test cases ...

1º calculateScore([2, 3, 5], 3) => Expected value should be -40, not -30, as there are 3 wage cards.
2º Test cases are not properly expressed. You are able to pass them no matter what you return.

Test.assertEquals(calculateScore([], 0), 0)
Test.assertEquals(calculateScore([2,3,5], 3), -40)

Actually you are right. Thanks for the tip!

A: 30 points B: 20 points C is 10 points D

But you use other letters like F, G ...

Sample test case is wrong.

1º It says ... "Should return: []" when in fact you should return ['lie', 'true']

2º You should use Test.assertSimilar instead of Test.assertEquals

Nice kata. I think this picture might help to better understand the problem. https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/media/minecraft.gamepedia.com/0/0b/Beacon_Pyramid_Arangements_12w32a.png?version=8a116b7d7f20c58b7138fd0ae2190ec7

Missing comma in the first sample test case!

1º Wrong description. You have to return a string with those chars on an even position

2º Your test cases expect an array, not a string

Hint

This kata needs more test cases ...