Thank you. Added fixed test to C#, Java, JavaScript, Julia, PHP, Python, Ruby and TypeScript.

Thank you. Fixed.

Prefix: 0001
Length: 0000000010

The message encodes to 1000 and not 0001000, because the tuple (in this case length 2) has a leading zero and theirfor is encoded into 4 bits -> 1000

Complete message: 0001000000001010000

Changed the kata description to be a bit more specific.

Since the char encoding seems to vary between languages, I removed the misleading ASCII sentence and changed it to:
Encoding: Each character gets encoded into 8 bit by using the char integer value to keep it simple (real QR-Codes use ISO 8859-1 as character set)

I hope this solves the problem.

Thanks

Thanks for pointing out, I fixed it.

https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5f4f75f001e9c60033bc4a5d?sel=5f4f75f001e9c60033bc4a5d

C# translation, basically a 1:1 copy of the java code

Please have a check if cheating is possible, I'm not sure if I missed something.

You're right, will change it soon. Thank you for pointing it out

Fixed, thanks for pointing it out

No finish is one maze, 5 small mazes (size 5 - 30), 40 medium mazes (size 15 - 40) and 20 large mazes (size 25-100)

Added corresponding axis change to each direction in the description

Return an empty char array. Added "Return an empty char array, if the maze is unsolvable" to the description

They are mostly two dimensional and NxN, the shape of the mazes in this kata isn't rectangular or cuboid

Thanks, fixed it

Thanks, changed it