A reminder to read the instructions carefully. I slammed my head against the wall for a while because I was passing the tests but I did not follow the instructions in the prompt. I eventually unlocked the solution and felt like a big dummy but que sera, sera. Gotta keep practicing.

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Yep, you are right, thank you very much for replying as well.

Giving him the link to the docs is the right way of handling this kind of questions instead of typing the same answer over and over. Also, he'll find the answer to questions that he didn't even thought he had yet there too. I didn't say "be quiet", I mentioned the way issue tag is intended to be used.

Chrono79 we are in this space to learn. I believe that if we complement each other's answers instead of just saying "here’s the documentation, and be quiet," we will all be improving. Peace and love.

Please read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#.print-vs-return and don't create issues if you're not sure, use question label instead.

Because it's not necesary. "bool" is already a boolean, which means it can only have 2 possible values; true or false. The ternary operator (and the if statement) will validate if a value is "true" and only then execute the code.

I feel like random tests are kind of unnecessary in this kata. When you're only testing for two possible values anyway, the fixed tests seem like enough. I haven't created a kata myself before, though, so I'm not sure if the random tests are required. Otherwise, good job! This was a good warm-up :)