the issue is with how you measure whether your code is correct. by measuring differently from the tests, you get a different outcome. if you measure the same way, you will find that your function misbehaves. for example:

assert digitize(123) == [1, 2, 3]

You're printing something and returning something else. There is no issue with the kata.

There seems to be an issue with the Kata. All test and attempt fail even when the List (Python) is shown exactly as in the example. Tried casting to string and int as well but no way to fix it?

1. Please use spoiler flag next time (since the random tests code you provided shows one possible solution to this kata),
2. Publish your code as a fork of the JS version. This way it will be easier for a moderator to review it.

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Rejected by someone, see remarks in translation above

expect(caffeineBuzz(4)).to.equal("mocha_missing!")?
4%4=0 then expect Coffee

// This JavaScript sample tests may help you getting started:

const { expect } = require("chai");

describe('Example tests', () => {

it("returns correct values", () => {

expect(caffeineBuzz(1)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(2)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(3)).to.equal("Java");
expect(caffeineBuzz(4)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(5)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(6)).to.equal("JavaScript");
expect(caffeineBuzz(7)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(8)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(9)).to.equal("Java");
expect(caffeineBuzz(10)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(11)).to.equal("mocha_missing!");
expect(caffeineBuzz(12)).to.equal("CoffeeScript");

});

});

Your solution has more than one problem, probably caused by somewhat confusing description. First of all, you do not apply the odd/even multipliers correctly, your call to mapi is not correct. Then you do not reduce the obtained numbers to single-digit ones.

You need to fix your solution. In case of problems, you can ask for help in #help-solve channel of CW Discord.

Language: F#
It fails test 1-4 and 6 but all other passes, manually testing it works fine on my end.

Approved

Lua translation and Prolog translation

Fixed.