Nice kata

call me razzed

razzing us up, are you?

I propose the following fixed test cases, possibly shuffling the chars of each one:

import itertools
print(list(map(''.join, itertools.combinations_with_replacement('nswe', r=10))))
# (length 286)

for js/py at least
could hard-code with expected since they don't have ref solutions

forks:

https://www.codewars.com/kumite/670cccade45f1ab15e20cea0?sel=670cccade45f1ab15e20cea0

https://www.codewars.com/kumite/670cce2289e815842c20ce97?sel=670cce2289e815842c20ce97

your solution is incorrect, please ask a question next time. your switch statement falls through all the way down...

Are you sure the input was that and not this one: "nsnsnsnsnsns". The tests for C with "nsnsnsnsns" expects true.

added

random tests added to C#, this solution does not pass anymore

It doesn't work because it's wrong. And it won't work anywhere. Not a kata issue.

No, they shouldn't. What is i there? Your code being wrong is not a kata issue.

text[i] == 'w' or text[i] == 's' did not work, even though it should like in normal python.

That walk doesn't take exactly 10 minutes. Not a kata issue, use Questionlabel next time.