Kata

Ruby 3.0 should be enabled

• JS Node 14. should be enabled

• Parameter name should be camelCase

4 years ago, Caders raised an issue in the Python version. The tests use randint(900, 1007) which chooses a random integer from 900 to 1007 inclusive. This is a problem, because the supplied A001055 dict only goes up to 1006. cliffstamp marked it resolved, saying it appeared to be fixed in Ruby. It is still not fixed in Python.

Please use new python test framework.

The description is poorly formatted.

Python 3 should be enabled.

There is an issue with the testing that happened to me.

I'm unsure if it can be changed at this point in the kata's life, but:

You have a random testcase generate randint(900, 1007).

The randint() function includes the value 1007, which isn't in A001055.

A minor, and very hard issue to catch, but I experienced it.

Thanks! :D

I don't think "higher and equals to" is correct. Techninally, it's a valid condition, but the result would be empty, since no number is higher than another and equals to it at the same time.

The description of the task could be more clear. To be honest, I didn't understand what this kata is about until I saw it explained by examples. Also, in the text there were some mistakes steming from the lack of fluency in English. Nothing huge but I would advise getting some native English speaker as a proofreader. But all in all an interesting kata. Good idea!

The supplied test cases have got a typo in them at line 22:

str_: "lower than" should be str_ = "lower than"

Other than that, nice kata. :)

The description states:

(1) - an array ```[a, b]```, that represents the numbers in the range ```(a, b)``` to be studied, ```a``` and ```b``` included.

while the tests expect a to (b + 1) included