Nice job! Your code was a sentence and mine was a paragraph. lmao

Nice! taking notes for shorter lines!

me too))

Java:

• actual and expected are swapped in random tests

• Should display inputs in assertion messages instead of logging

You can print the input with e.g. System.out.printf() to see which cases you are failing. Your code is incorrect because it does not handle e.g. "2 glasses of wine and 1 shot" (you split on commas, but there is no comma there).

Very unclear, what the input would be

the description states:

To keep the things simple, we'll consider that any "numbered thing" in the string is a drink

expected:<[3] glasses of water> but was:<[2] glasses of water> for drinkinTest2

Very unclear, what the input would be. There is no specific example.

I tried for 2 beers and 1 shot. It outputs 3 glasses of water

simple clever

Omg, why I didn't think of that solution !

done

thats clever!

This has already been raised an issue :-)

Note that the digits can appear anywhere in the string (i.e. not necessarily in this format 2 water, 3 beer, 4 coffee)

This kata was decided to stay

Approved by someone

You just have to think more logical. I interpreted the kata as in one has to be even and the other odd and viceversa... but is as simple as they have to be different.