The description does not specify how the following case is to be handled: (() (this is a minimally reduced example, there could be arbitrary characters around and between). Which of the parentheses is to be considered matched by the single closing paren?
I'd consider this a borderline Issue, because I can't finalize my logic without this knowledge, and I personally detest having to write experimental implementations just to figure out the spec by running it against the test suite (and then have to revise my code).

NASM Translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/6295294f033da70064b88b14?sel=6295294f033da70064b88b14

I've implemented my solution with Python and the function returns a list which has passed all tests, however, each "floor" of the tower is displayed in the same line when I run this function.

How can I adjust the code so that each floor (list item) gets displayed in a separate line, while still returning a function (rather than turning a list into a string consisting of line items)?

• There's nothing new in this task
• Making something "built-in" is nonsensical and version-dependent, i.e. here it resulted in Python 3.6 being unavailable (hence requirement was removed)
• No random tests
• In Python 3.8 a product function was added, and as soon as it becomes available on CW, this kata becomes obsolete