Ridiciously easy on Python, probably more in line with 6 or 7 kyu than 5 kyu.

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It expected the first letter of "have" to be capilalised. "Have" -> "#DoWeHaveAHashtag"

Haskell: random tests should not be in the sample tests

woie zowie bowier this was a really easy kyu

TBH should be a 7 kyu

maybe its harder in different languages

but in python its really easy peasy lemon squeesy

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JavaScript: failure messages are confusing and extremely unhelpful. For example, one of assertions complains about a missing # character while it checks something totally different.

They are not the same, but the message is confusing because the problem is not in the hash character:

Expected a Hashtag (#) at the beginning.:
expected '#DoWehaveAHashtag'
to equal '#DoWeHaveAHashtag' 
               ^

I got this output while doing all the tasks of this problem:
Expected a Hashtag (#) at the beginning.: expected '#DoWehaveAHashtag' to equal '#DoWeHaveAHashtag'
I don't understand the error; expected and equal is the same...

Your code fails this sample test:

assert.strictEqual(generateHashtag("code" + " ".repeat(140) + "wars"), "#CodeWars")

Not a kata issue. And read this about how to properly post your code: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting/#post-discourse

Python doesn't test inputs that only contain spaces. Furthermore, the description is at best (I think it disagrees with the ref solution and isn't ambiguous, '#' is not empty) ambiguous about what that should return as a string containing only '#' is not empty, and yet the ref solution says the result should be False.