Corrected all comments and problems!

I propose to complicate the kata with double encryption after the first encryption +1 calculate the number of letters encrypt the message +n

first option
n = len([хь, о, м, у, х, в, у]) % 49
input хьо мух ву >> х1оь нуьхь гуь >> ъу тчщ ич

if the letter length is even, first +n then +1 encryption

second option
n = len([хь, о, м, у, х, в, у, 1]) % 49
input хьо мух ву >> ъу тчщ ич е >> 1ч цюяь ню къ

Did you change anything since the previous kata?

Ah yes, it got automatically retired in the meantime.

The kata wasn't bad itself, the problem was it being too close to a lot of existing kata.

Cheers.

status "Retired". I won't be able to publish this Kata anymore

• you could use one single it block for all the fixed tests
• the random tests still aren't using any it block => replace the describe one with a it

I already regretted that I decided to create a new Kata :D. I don’t know English well, so reading the documentation is a little problematic. Thank you! :D

This one does not seem to be solved: "Assertions should be inside @test.it blocks." Remember that in Python tests, the correct structure is @describe (optional but recommended) ==> @it ==> assertions.

It would be much, much easier if you read documentation, checked example kata, and asked for help with creating a kata on Codewars Discord. You would not have to go through all the problems you have.

solved!

solved

Hi,

To me, it's way too close to any other substitution cypher kata, sorry (hence the vote)

Otherwise:

• The full test suite should also contain fixed tests (at the very least, the sample tests should be duplicated there)
• Assertions should be inside @test.it blocks.
• The tests shouldn't print anything to the console. The message of the @test.it block could be used to display the message

Are you sure? My hardcoded solution still passes all tests.

solv

This task is already marked as "Retired". I can't republish it anymore. I'll create it again! Thanks for your help

• Your random tests do not work, I used a hardcoded solution and passed.
• Example tests have no @test.describe, and they have an indentaiton error.