can you please explain how does it work?

cause I'm an idiot, I confused "Expected" with "to equal"

Yeah, thats it! Thank you so much!

oh man... i had to forfeit, because i had no idea how to improve the solution, and how to find mistake sinse exact same code works fine on my machine (yes, i've read https://github.com/codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Troubleshooting-your-solution#my-machine)... I now I can see that right solutions are same in principle with my, so i dont now what to think, I really need help on this one so I wouldnt repeat this mistake!

that works, thanks!

hm, my solution (pretty straight up) work fine on all test exept one, which gets wrong answer, so its not about time. But on my machine same code returns right answer. how is it possible?

I'm sorry, maybe i got something wrong, but isnt this error say that test function tryes to put int in mixbonacci function?

And I dont call mixbonacci function in my solution at all anyways

on golang version test isnt working right

# codewarrior/mixbonacci_test [codewarrior/mixbonacci.test] ./mixbonacci_test.go:34:21: cannot use length (type int) as type int64 in argument to mixbonacci.Mixbonacci

man this one is realy hard for me. I figured, that Euler's theorem needs to be used, but what to do when first number isnt mutualy simple with 10? In that case theorem doesnt work... i feel like i missed something simple, I've been struggling for a couple days now and i really need some hint

ok i dont get it, whats up with this test?

Testing for: numbers = [12 12]

Expected : 24
to equal : 12

every other test is passed

im on golang