fully agreed.

Because there's no need to reinvent the wheel.

Description should specify whether unbalanced parentheses are to be expected. If so, they should be added to tests (which can invalidate a lot of solutions that check for either ( or ) ONLY)

Not a kata issue. Your code does not handle nesting parenthesis appropriately.

OP solved the kata, not a kata issue.

Please refer here on how to read error logs and troubleshoot solutions

dang thanks you (didn't know i can just print them xD)

You can print them. See docs on how to debug your solution.

i pass all fixed test but not random test and argument for random test is not showing so idk what i did wrong

if there is a way to see it pls tell me

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Great kata!

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Please, print the input too. Note that those square brackets aren't part of the string, that's JUnit way of highlighting where two strings are different.

Java 8, 11, 17. Pass all basic tests. However, there are weird error with random tests as below. Probably, this is a bug from Codewars.

'expected:<zoHbHQ[FLHG onZ] YG> but was:<zoHbHQ[] YG>'