Thank you. I have responded in the channel you have opened.

hello, I have joined the room at the link you have mentioned but how do I open a private channel? appreciate some help here.

Hey g964,

I'm a fan of your katas. Is there any way to get in touch with you on a 1-on-1 basis please?

regards,
vish

dude, your code is simply on a whole another level! i'm at a loss for words!

Wow, this kata, for my standards at least, does not feel like a 6 Kyu. I'm pretty blank trying to think of a custom algorithm to solve this problem. And i'm not ashamed to say that out loud here :)

Yes, kindly enable python 3+ versions as frankly, i'm familiar with the syntax of py3+ versions.

Hi @dcieslak,

Thank you for your response and no issues. I figured out what the error was. During the first pass to find the elements for the 2nd row, I wasn't taking into account the cyclical effect in case the input code had a "z", but fixed it now. I'm happy now cos I didn't resort to forfeiting the kata :)

Thanks again yo :-)

Hi @dcieslak, I have formatted my code. Please take a look at the above thread.

@dcieslak, I have posted my version of the solution and marked it as having a spoiler. Kindly take a look :)

So a gentle request to not just resolve this without even hearing a response from the person who posted this as an issue, i.e. in this case that would be me!

I have no problem posting my code here but wouldn't that mean i'm forfeiting my submission for this particular kata? And I know that it's not an issue with my code cos then why would I get the right output of "k9" for hamster_me("k","s")?

Hi there,

My code works for all solutions except for hamster_me('k','s') for which I get the right output of "k9" in spyder IDE for python.
But, here, the test case throws an error randomly giving keyerrors for 'c' and 't'

Please check my submission.

Regards,
Vish

Having only 1 sample test case is not helping my case. Even if i'm going wrong with my interpreter, I need a few other test inputs to check where i'm going wrong. Please post a couple more test case assertions. The test cases just tell me i'm wrong without showing the input string. So how do i know that the right inputs are being passed in the first place?