You didn't understand the question properly. Have a look a the examples.

You could also mention the limits as (0,9] or [1,9]

MichaelSel, you need to block the use of indexOf() function too.

New language 😏, Nice! 😎

Actually the thing is that, testcases are written like that. It has nothing to do with VS or any compiler.

Don't escape new line character.

I was the only one at the time of commentimg.

Hehe, Thankyou for your criticism :D

The feeling of solving a challenging kata :D

I'm not sure whether I ranked the kata correctly, notify me If you think I'm wrong.

No idea, what's your language?

Hey myjinxin2015, Hope you are doing well :D

I'm particulary new to these kind of questions, infact have never solved any of this kind. What's the thinking process to solve these kind of questions? (A little bit confussing?)

Let me clarify what I mean, For example:

• My pattern printing problems normally revolves around nested loops.

    for( var i=0; i<a; i++)
      for( var j=0; j<b; j++)
        // Do Something...
  

• Problems related to Chess Board has a loop structure like:

  for( var i=0; i<a; i++)
    for( var j=0; j<b; j++)
      for( var dx=-1; dx<=1; dx++)
        for( var dy=-1; dy<=1; dy++)
          // Do Something...
  

Or atleast throw me some hints, thankyou :)

Extra Trailing Newline Character at the end of returned string.

Oh Wait, there's something else... (Need to think about it a bit)
Please check here after my second reply.

You are not supposed to truncate the leading zeroes from the return string (in order to show two digits after decimal point), this means that you need to return "2.4" as "2.40"

Approved :D

Approved :D