Yeah, I got it since then. I'm not sure about split

lmao

Yeah JFC. I was so completely lost until I just ran a sample function logging the arguments and what was expected and it instantly made sense. What a convoluted mess of a description

hmm okay. I'll try to reevaluate. My apologies

But I'm not returning anything?

I'm all ears if I am incorrect, but that's what I'm observing. Sorry, I am not tryng to sound arrogant I am totally aware that I could be wrong, but I have never seen anything like this before. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

No, I tested it out with just the most basic function declaration. It obviously should fail the specs but instead if throws a 'createMessage is not a function error'. The problem isn't my code, it is that the assert function is calling createMessage inappropriately.

function createMessage() {
console.log('This is a function')
}

This kata does not work for JS, as it calls the function inappropriately. It seems like a fun kata, would love to get this fixed.

"It can happen that, for a few phone numbers, there are many people for a phone number -say nb- "

nb is never referred to until this point

What is nb supposed to be? i do not understand what it means in the description when it references nb. Is this meant to be the input, num?

okay thank you

oops

I am so confused, how are we determining what the numbers are in the input string when they are not seperated by commas?