Pretty unclearing description

ok thanks

If the requested string length is smaller than or equal to 3 characters, then the length of the dots is not added to the string length.

e.g. trim("He", 1) should return "H...", because 1 <= 3

It's already there and with an example. What is it that confuses you?

description needs to be clearer about the max length if size is 3 or less!
i.e. if size is 3 or less then total size does not have to count the '...' added to the end

Exactly, horrible description

very confusing

Approved by someone

If the string is smaller or equal than the maximum string length, then simply return the string with no trimming or dots required.

A problem with your code is not a kata issue. It fails a random number of random tests.

Every time when i try to attemt my code, tests will give different amount of mistakes.
And my solution is working in VS Code, for all tests which this kata has
Could you explain me, what the problem?

a trick assignment. The combination of condition about string length <=3 and the example is confusing!

Java translation.

Very bad description, spent a time to understand what was meant to do. After realising, finished it very fast.

approved

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This kata was decided to stay.