hi thnks for pointing to the >>> myJourney issue...
i fixed it already...

as for 'testAssertContains' i dont understand what you are asking for... as BOTH the
Test.assertContains(Journey(5, "Dalston", "Crystal Palace"), "YES! You can make it! You will have £2 left on your card.");
Test.assertContains(Journey(1, "Dalston", "Crystal Palace"), "NO WAY! Top-up £2 or more for this journey.");

test cases contain the full string with the correct integer (credit remain on card when YES ... OR the amount missing (top-up) + full string sentence)...

do you mean that i shall change Test.assertContains >>> to contain less? like "YES you can make it" AND "NO WAY!" ?
OR do you mean that i shall change >>>
Test.assertContains(Journey(5, "Dalston", "Crystal Palace"), "YES! You can make it! You will have £2 left on your card.");

TO >>>
Test.assertEquals(Journey(5, "Dalston", "Crystal Palace"), "YES! You can make it! You will have £2 left on your card.");

sorry to ask this but i validated all test cases and they all come back as green. please explain what you think the problem is. and waht could be the solution.

thank you.
z

ok.

i might just come up with a new idea than.

thanks
z

i dont mind if it's simple
they dont have to be hard...

how can i find out if it's a duplicate?

z

ok i managed to find the JavaScript test framework...

https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Codewars-JavaScript-Test-Framework

will use this and fix random tests...

thx.
z