Should be fixed now.

D language sort result error:

Expected Tuple!(uint[], uint)([23, 4, 13, 7], 188)
But got Tuple!(uint[], uint)([23, 13, 7, 4], 188), tupleEqual(actual, expected) should equal true.

The same trouble.

"j6X2uPtwNluGqqVyAGVURCSwWBZHkWaIxzsamyEf2N4xjBMvo5I7icrVZpeRX5jqqrheXo4u6Gym7NSUkja0G" - expected 25, my result 27
"k0D9FXVzR9Pua6RXoM9yRFc4osh0MQWNVOrxoQwXdlqkntbYmopB7utSm7FcPY3QtGthJN2gI" - expected 22, my resul 23
"kwNYz9JLtOiFcEmHiINTKoOFHhbbDKnddG4Lqu09c2koyMoGbkbbhnXEMLKAxr9Sk" - expected 18, my result 17

Thanks.

You forgot 21 in the list of divisors.

Why for values from 440 to 543 number 441 not in result, expected - 470, 476, 480, 506, 510, 527, 531?
For 441 primes - 3, 3, 7, 7, sum - 20, divisors - 1, 3, 7, 9, 49, 63, 147, 441, sum - 720.

720/20 = 36.

D language

source/solution_test.d(3,8): Error: module solution import add not found
/usr/bin/dmd failed with exit code 1.

D language, fixed tests OK. Atemp crashes with -> STDERR: Program exited with code -11.

Yes, unless that letter is already accounted for in the guess, please see the special rule at the bottom of the kata description for the explanation.

Does symbol '-' in pattern mean no letter in the word?

Hi. The feedback for CAULK given the guess ALOED would be YY--- because of the misplaced A & L. Therefore, while guessing SHAKE would yield --YY- for the word CAULK, it fails to match the condition ALOED/Y----.

My pattern 'A' not in 0 and not in 2 posions, 'K' not in 3 position so my result - {'KAYAK', 'CAULK', 'SKEAR', 'SKEAN'}.

Why is {'KAYAK'} the only result for [('SHAKE', '--YY-'), ('ALOED', 'Y----')]?