No hablo Ingles? Or this kata intentionally in Spanish? If not, maybe it should be translated to English, otherwise some comment in description would be appreciated.

Converting values between different systems of measurement is not new.

No random tests.

0 is not a positive number.

The initial code for javascript is the same as the one for C#, that's the problem.

Please write your kata in English.

If you just have to write a kata in Spanish (or Chinese, or Inuit, or whatever), please do not publish it but distribute it amongst your public as a Draft kata.

Or you could publish it in Spanish and English (combined). The problem is not the Spanish, it's the lack of English.

Thank you for letting me know; I'll look into it shortly!

@Ameritech
I don't know your words. You don't know my words too.
So, It's fair enough. Isn't it? :D:D:D

User tests expect a leading '$' but final tests doesn't

I'll look into adding random tests; it's next in my list of things to do. I've already replied to the language issue but you do have a point about using bool instead.

Thank you for letting me know; I'll look into it shortly.

I appreciate your comments Jotha; however the main intent is to open up sites like Codewars to spanish speaking developers. Unfortunately, there isn't much out there in spanish.

Sorry for the inconvinience though.

• Kata needs random tests: hard coded solution

• Language should be english

• Return value should be a boolean value and not a spanish string

@Ameritech: if you would publish your katas in rather in english than spanish, you would access more people.

English is the official language on this platform and it should be used! I don't want to use Google Translator each time I try to solve a kata of you.

i think i've got the idea of the task (although i don't understand any single word in this language), but there are some problems with testing:

namespace Solution09
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier