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The reason for this is explained 2 commets below. The result of bind is native code (i.e. console.log.toString() === "function () { [native code] }").

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This is more of a question than an issue. Also, 76 solves.

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Don't know what're you talking about, kata seems fine for me. I would add "don't use strings" as an additional requirement (That is what people do in similar python katas)

Don't know what you're talking about, kata seems good enough for me. I would add "don't use strings" as they do for similar python katas :)

I'm glad you liked it ^_^

These reflection heavy Katas are tricky to test, but if there's enough interest I'll invest the time.

As a quick tip for Object Oriented programming, here's the metaphor I usually use for my students: think of a Class as a blueprint for a house, an Instance (or House Object) as a specific house that has been built, the Contructor is the work-crew that put together your house based on the plans (and your custom input), properties and fields can be anything from home appliances to the dimensions of your specific roof. I can go into more detail if you really want :P

Anarki, as soemone who is learning beginner C# with no prior coding experience, I would find that very helpful. Particularly with relation to object oriented programming, and classes/properties/constructors etc and how they relate to each other as those are the things I have found harder to grasp - there is also a lot less content specific to that on this site. It would be especially useful if you could include links to helpful references in the descriptions as sometimes it's hard to know what to search for in order to learn the knowledge specific to a kata :)

Some genius decided to make language-specific code-blocks without connecting them O_o

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