Replace your sample tests with this:

Test.assert_equals(is_pangram("abcdefghijklm"), False)
Test.assert_equals(is_pangram("nopqrstuvwxyz"), False)
Test.assert_equals(is_pangram("learn"), False)
Test.assert_equals(is_pangram("about"), False)
Test.assert_equals(is_pangram("global"), False)
Test.assert_equals(is_pangram("scope"), False)

And do what the last 4 test cases are telling you.

I have ran the same code on Komodo edit and its working.

If it doesn't work here, it doesn't work at all. Your code is wrong.

Hi @Jarch24. Unfortunately there are many problems with your translation.

• The solution setup will not compile because the method is not encapsulated by a class.
• .NET naming conventions are not followed (classes and methods use PascalCase).
• .NET bracket conventions are not followed (you should be using Allman style for C#, not K&R)
• Assertion arguments are in the correct order. For Assert.AreEqual, arguments should be (expected, actual), but you have them passed in as (actual, expected).
• Syntax and indentation style is in general inconsistent and poor.
• In your testdata generation function you make a new Random which is incorrect since it's seeded by system time. However, it's not an issue because...
• There's only one random test, however even then...
• you assert that the user solution's result is equal to that of the user solution's result in your random test...
• etc...

Happened to me too.
Took me a long time but I ended up realizing my code still wasn't efficient enough and fixed it.

Yep, this Kata sucks. I tried 3 different approaches locally and works fine while here I constantly gets timeouts.

@Jarch24, in the meantime, please check your code. There have been 29 completions in C# and no issue reported regarding out of bounds.

I'm not familiar with C#, but I've asked the translator to respond to this.