We did pretty much the same thing, but I find your inputs for filter - using arrays as variables - to be really interesting.

By accounting for lines with mutliple markers, right?

You're not handling all the edge cases. Try again, it works, I promise! :)

Just completed it for JS. It worked, so it seems like you got something wrong in your code, review it and try again. Good luck :)

Just did this in Javascript. I wouldn't consider it hard, just very tedious.

If the number is higher than the max safe integer (Math.pow(2, 53)-1 is the latest safe number), the result loses it's precision.

In your code :

...
  var newArr = array;
...

. . . you didn't create a new array, you just create a new alias (newArr) for array passed as argument (array);

Then when you .splice your newArr, the array argument is also modified.

You'd better try to copy the array ( you may take a look at mdn or stackoveflow )

May the code be with you!

This kata is excepting a number string, and not a scientific number (e+X)
You have to approach this the same way you would approach this on paper

Thanks Steffen! I've approved this.

This is a 4kyu kata. The description doesn't give you insight to the difficulty of the kata, failing the test cases do. 7.125774134884027e+26 written out is 712577413488402700000000000 but the answer is really 712577413488402631964821329.

This is essentially broken for Js.

for title = "", minorWords = "" -- expected "", got " "

I literally put an if statement to return "" if the title was undefined and it still produces this error. It's a shame because this was a cool Kata otherwise.