Yeah, this kata doesn't need random input tests, because it doesnt need inputs at all.

While the basis is somewhat interesting, I don't think it really makes a good kata. Especially as that currently, return any wrong answer and the tests will tell you what the correct result is...

Btw, feel free to visit the discord, we have a channel specifically for helping authors. You can get advice/opinions and help there for the next kata you make :)

if you can't think of any input parameter, perhaps you shouldn't have any ;)

What would you suggest is a more meaningful input parameter?

This is my first kata submission but thanks for the input. There are no random tests as there is exactly 1 number that meets the requirement in nums 1-infinity.

What's the purpose of the input parameter? Seems useless

Can someone please explain to me why this code is passing all 5 of the basic test cases but then fails upon 'Attempt':

def add_binary(a,b):
empty_list = []
new_num = a + b
while new_num > 1:
if new_num % 2 == 0:
empty_list.append('0')
new_num = new_num / 2
continue
elif new_num % 2 == 1:
empty_list.append('1')
new_num = new_num // 2
continue
else:
empty_list.append('1')
answer = "".join(empty_list[::-1])
return answer