The description has nothing to do with the example, and the example has nothing to do with the solution. Very bad practice.

So why isn't it mentioned in the description? Do you think people don't understand what "cube" and "how many cubes fit inside" means?

Should the description be updated? I believe the example is clear, but several users had issues understanding the task.

Not a kata issue

I don't think they're "at the same time". It seems to count in how many different positions you can put a cube of size NxNxN inside a box of AxBxC.

How did you get 3 2x2x2 cubes in a 2x3x4 box? Only 2 can fit in such a box at the same time.

I don't understand how two cubes 2x2x2 can physically fit in a box the size of 2x2x3 . The description is completely incomprehensible. This kata does not have a reasonable solution.

Approved, thanks!

Returning a string forces user solution to omit redundant args:

range(5) == range(0, 5, 1)

but

'range(5)' != 'range(0, 5, 1)'

Approved, thanks!

Now it is mentioned.

Python translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/63e221a8796eb74551ad9e4f?sel=63e221a8796eb74551ad9e4f

Thanks for posting this. Helped me troubleshoot my code as well.

Not enough information in the description to solve it (no idea how to use the IV for example) and I didn't feel like reading the whole wikipedia page.

So here's something you might want to fix.

Python translation (with random tests): https://www.codewars.com/kumite/63e04e0e0bab1d0265b6cfc6?sel=63e04e0e0bab1d0265b6cfc6