That doesn't solve the problem. Re-read the problem and try again :)

Actually your problem doesn't clarify that a polydivisible number can't begin with 0. I can see how the op could misinterpret the instructions.

That doesn't solve the problem. Re-read the problem and try again :)

Can someone please break down why my code didn't work? I thought I produced efficient code:

def polydivisible(x):
    return isinstance(x / len(str(x)), int)
polydivisible(1232)

thanks!

Added :)

yes! I adapted JohanWiltink's code for this translation

Do the random test cases include random polydivisible numbers? (Read the third-to-bottom thread)

I was sure I just fixed that. Definitely fixed now.

Liked it.
Passed the final attempt with all the cases, but the sample test returns an error:
/home/codewarrior/node/test.js:18
}
^

C Translation

Fixed, added it()

Thanks, solved :)

you are most likely misreading the log, off by one? (The log appears above the test result.)

could there be a bug with solution testing, or I'm missing something?
I keep getting random failure while my code runs good.
example failed logs:
"True should equal False
Log
polydivisible(5) => True"
"True should be False
Log
polydivisible(2918) => False"