Thanks alot for the feedback. I unpublished asap when u responded first so ill go over the documentation you sent.

This would be one thing, but there is more:

• Idea of the challenge which requires a lot of boilerplate but boils down to just ++pos;,
• Test cases which do not test anything because they do not even call the solution,
• Some elements which are required for Codewars challenges, but missing here (like example tests, random tests).

I am not sure if the "copy the code and see how it works" is the most fortunate approach either, because I do not expect the target audience of the challenge to be able to set up a new project, with NUnit and all, know where to copy the code (which is not even given, because there is no example tests), and run it.

Please read through the links I gave you, especially the authoring guidelines. You can also visit Codewars Discord and its #help-author channel for more help.

Terribly sorry. Was it the syntax? I wanted it so people can take it over in an editor to see willy move but I guess its not the place for it?

I am sorry but it is not exactly how Codewars challenges are meant to work.

If you are interested with creating Codewars kata, you could check following resources:

Resources for kata authors

Codewars docs:

• Authoring tutorial.
• Authoring guidelines Codewars kata have to conform to.
• Authoring guides for Python, JavaScript, C++, C, Ruby.

Community resources:

• Collection of Authoring Examples kata to see how to create tests in practice.