Hello, team. This repository will be used for a warmup PIA (final PIA to follow). This is required from me as a coach of your team as per ASEP Coursework, and beneficial to you and your dissertation in Team Project.

The outcomes for this activity are:

• Getting comfortable with the main programming languages of your project - Python & JavaScript
• Using and understanding Git
• Improve collaboration and code review / discussion

You may or may not have direct access as a team member to this repository, however you should be able to create issues and fork the repository. This activity involves solving some problems (kata) in JavaScript on Codewars.

Create an issue to start with, for yourself, with the title "Add [your name]'s activity", also choosing the right issue template which should be filled in appropriately. This is essential, and will be used for the merge request you'll create for this repository.

Once this issue has been created, clone/fork the repository and add a new directory with your GUID (1234567x/), and treat that as a root for a new repository - meaning add a README.md and .gitignore in there. These should be appropriately populated. The README should have the h1 title as your name, and then rest of the sections (in h2) would be for each kata that you do which will have further sub-sections (in h3) Problem (explain what the problem description asked you to do) and Solution (explain your solution). You have been told about Ignore templates and you can refer to a Markdown cheatsheet.

1. https://www.codewars.com/kata/54ff3102c1bad923760001f3/train/javascript
2. https://www.codewars.com/kata/5264d2b162488dc400000001/train/python
3. https://www.codewars.com/kata/523a86aa4230ebb5420001e1/train/python
4. https://www.codewars.com/kata/59f061773e532d0c87000d16/train/javascript
5. https://www.codewars.com/kata/541af676b589989aed0009e7/train/python (do not work too hard on this)

After solving the problems and adding all correct files (files named kata_N.js/kata_N.py where N is number, copying solutions you put on Codewars copied to a file), commit and push the changes onto your forked repository, and create a merge request to this one using the template for the description. Go to Merge Requests of the fork, and click "New merge request" with this repository as the target. Be sure to link your issue to the merge request. When the merge request test passes, this activity is complete and you can expect a code review afterwards. Do not worry if you feel your code is not working or passing all tests - that is not the priority.