I admit I am stupid, but this description is so bad.

It doesn't have any bearing on the problem, but note that "3" is (in English-language terminology) an Arabic numeral, not a Roman numeral -- the Roman numeral for that value would be "III"

I can't argue with that, that's right :)
Thanks for the explaination, it makes sense now :)

Well, half of all problems are deciphering what the author wants you to do, don't feel bad :P

Basically the question boils down to: How many chunks of 5 can you get out of n. Each full chunk is represented by 'e <br>' in the solution. The remainder is thus represented as a, b, c, d depending on what it is.

I read the details a few times, and I'm still there reading it thinking I must be dumb... I really don't get it.

the problem would be 8 ky if the description was clearer) My solution is not perfect, but this is because when solving the problem I thought about 'html' and some other garbage. If in fact it is just taking an element from the list by a numeric value and multiplying the string '
' Apparently this is the meaning of programming - to find a simple meaning in moronic conditions.

line breaks after e bro
you can use iteration
it takes me 30 minutes to finish this kata :(;
god im so stupid :( .

3 current language have random tests.

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It is mentioned though. After 5 tally's.

The description is just confusing. No examples given, trailing line breaks for no reason. Description should be updated to clarify these requirements.

Forked ruby translation with merge conflict solved as initial author was inactive :) please review and approve ~~

Forked python tranlsation kumited ~~ as the previous one was rejected :) Please check and approve !!!

No random tests.