Fixed

Hi, sorry for late response I didn't get any notification about this. Issues is fixed. Regards, suic

Anyoen can post under the C# translator comment or, worse case, suggest me what and where to fix it?

OH MY GOD! this is the stupidest. I was looking at my code for an hour trying to figure out what the hell was going on. Then I find out that the goddamn test screwed up and my code is fine. slightly maddening

It's not just silly, it's plain wrong. I couldn't pass this Kata until I saw your comment!

I would assume that you can use absolute value to get all inputs to be possitive. But it might be a better idea to get in touch with the original creator of the haskell part. (I am a beginner myself, so I'm not sure if i would be of any help.)

You see, I actually don't know an inkling of Haskell so I just assumed that since the provided solution and test cases passed, it would work. There are some random tests involved, maybe those give negative inputs. How would I fix that?

This is relevant in C#. Don't know about other languages.
Can we just make it clear, that an empty array in this kata means {0} not {}, which is kind of silly.
Quote from instructions:
"if n==0, then return an empty array and be ready for anything else which is not clearly specified ;)"