Java combines two numbers (with up to 3 digits) with a random separator, coming out valid with ca. 80% chance.

( JS, possibly others )

Random tests aren't random: they all expect true.

raising a meta-issue there

raising a meta-issue there

the translations should actually enforce the use of regular expressions by requiring a string / regexp object variable from the user, not a function.

Fixed in: Java

To fix: CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Python, Ruby

no answer from OP

the description has been changed, it now says "the code begins with 1, 2, OR 3"

the description currently makes it clear that the input is an integer, so it's numeric, not alphanumeric

i removed "regex" from the title because it's too late, there are 5 languages so it would require a complete rewrite

• 1st point was fixed by Kazk according to the issue linked
• i removed "regex" from the title because it's too late now with 5 languages

Thanks for the fun kata! Really enjoyed the clean regex challenge — short, focused, and satisfying to solve. Appreciate your work creating it!

Thanks <3! I analyzed the logs and realized that I missed the "not" in the task conditions :)

Printing the input: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#print-input

How do I view the contents of a random case? All I see is a stack trace and nothing else