Probably the tests test that the return value matches the expected value using == operator, and then (0==False) is True and (1==True) is True (I haven't written any test cases in Codewars, nor did I check how they're implemented, so that's why I'm saying probably).

bool is a subclass of int (i.e. issubclass(bool, int) is True), here's how boolean values and 0/1 integer values (and an arbitrary other integer value 2 for comparison) compare using == and is operators:

The comparisons above can be verified by running them in Python shell for example.

For more details check out PEP 285 – Adding a bool type

goat

very good

Amazing. I'm liking this website so far and it's only my second kata.

Nice exercise to easy work with if & else and to make it clearer with return. I agree on the xomments that the 'help' is slighlty confusing more than helping.

Your solution does not solve the kata. It just accidentally passes the sample tests. Try e.g.

$this->doTest(0, 2, false);

Not a kata issue.

The testRandoms seems to be inversed as it thought (120, 200) would return false; when it should have true, since the values don't match. The testExamples worked fine; just not the random one.

I did this with PHP.

a bit tricky but it's ok c:

only two lines and it took me more than five

dude mine is so so so much longer lol

Happy i used this method.

Boss!

very nice