I saw that too, I changed the syntax and it worked

Thank you!

🤖 says:

Your solution uses Ruby syntax instead of valid JavaScript. The method start_with? and the way you wrote the condition is not supported in JavaScript.
You need to use JavaScript string methods and write conditionals using JavaScript syntax to make your code work.

I figured it out!

Fix what? "Bravo" doesn't start with "r" or "R", so the test is correct.

Please fix this. Bravo plays banjo!
[Test, Order(3)]
public static void bravo()
{
var expected = "bravo does not play banjo";
Assert.That(Kata.AreYouPlayingBanjo("bravo"), Is.EqualTo(expected));
}

Прикольная задачка

Cool.

Please do not share solutions in kata discussions.

print returns None, remove it.

All work! do not use println use instead format!

In java is not the same "R" and 'R'. You have to use "".

It seriously complained because I put periods in the strings? Strings that were intended to be SENTENCES?

Хорошая задачка на условные операторы. Мне понравилась. Можно и тернарным решить.