I am able to pass them with the same solution that passes the main tests so I am marking this as resolved.

Unsure how this reverted to the original, but I have reimplemented the change.

Thanks.

I have added these. Thanks for the feedback.

You raise a good point, thank you! I have fixed the test case to require the first step and updated the description to indicate that the first step should always be returned.

I also can't seem to get past this error - I'm not sure it is resolved.

Thanks for the feedback - I have changed dice to die where appropriate but left the description as it is; the intetion is for it to be wordy given that it is trying to teach.

A drawback of the kata at present is that there are no random test cases.
However, because (currently) the probabilities are hardcoded, after testing, they will always add up to 1.

It mentioned this above the examples, but you raise a good point that it may not have been obvious enough. I have italicised it now to make it more obvious.
Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this feedback.

I have changed the type for the user test to match the final one.
I have added the requirement to round to 2 decimals.
I have added an example.

I will add the random test cases when I have more time either this evening or tomorrow.

I understood what you meant when you said that height could be ignored, but I think unlike friction or 'other forces' such as air resistance it would be helpful to state that the launcher is at the same height as the basket.

Finally I think there is a spelling mistake in one of the test cases (number 4) where it says "your the math".

Hope this is useful, thanks for the kata.

I found the fix to this. My test for only 1 or 2 scores was before my test to ensure that each participant had a name and a roll, thus where this was not the case, I was trying to call .length on a non-existant property.

Hope this helps someone in my position.

Hello all,

I am getting an TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined at winner at one of my test cases.
Has anyone encountered this?

I am setting winner = candidates[i].name which is accepted by the majority of the test cases except returns an error on one.
Given that I am setting winner to a name, which is a string, I can't understand why this Kata is calling .length on it.

I would appreciate it if someone could tell me where I am going wrong with this.

A little unclear how the author wants us to handle decimal places. An example would be good.