@Gabriel.Chan you need to write a function named i_or_f to pass the kata. Your solution's function has a different name, so it is failing.

Once you have corrected this you will find other issues with your solution.

Closing this issue as it's not a problem with the kata itself.

https://docs.codewars.com/authoring/guidelines/submission-tests

True if n > 0 else False is an unnecessarily complicated version of n > 0.

For consistency, if you wrap a bool expression, you should wrap all expressions:
True if n > 0 else False -> True if (True if n > 0 else False) else False -> ...

And why not (1 if n == 1 else n) > 0 or True if (True if (0 if n == 0 else 1 if n == 1 else n) > 0 else False) else False?

How to add random tests

Why is if-else so bad

• No sample tests
• No random tests
• Using if-else to solve this kata is very bad practice

Something to do with an error importing i_or_f

The test cases do not work

What problems do you have exactly?

edit: your solution is wrong to begin with.

The test cases do not work, could someone copy paste the correct version in the reply section please.