I just changed the behaviour of Haskell to match JS and Python. Ruby still needs to be adjusted.

Fixed.

Changed everything and then approved.

Rejected because of missing random tests.

• Only 1 fixed test.
• Missing random tests.

Rejected

• Missing random tests
• Missing fixed tests for the setter
• Missing sample tests
• extends Object is redundant

Added them, updated to JUnit 5 and approved.

Just use the function of your programming language to write something to standard out, e.g. print() in Python, console.log() in JavaScript etc.

I found some more edge cases which should be added:

test.assert_equals(has_subpattern("AA"), True)
test.assert_equals(has_subpattern("444"), True)
test.assert_equals(has_subpattern("aaabbbccccdddddddd"), False)

Done for JS, Java, Python, Haskell.

Fixed. Solution is now invalidated.

Added two more fixed tests and approved.

Approved it myself today after 5 years. Forgot to look for the suggestion.

C# translation does not include contextual keywords. I would be in favour of doing it the same for Java.
Should be up to discussion though.

If you want to keep the separation I would replace the class in Preloaded by a record though.

The other langauges (as far as I have checked) are using a "missing a keyword for (informal description of the use case)" and that must also be included in this translation. You should have a chance to solve this kata without just looking up the keywords.

Approved the fork of the fork.

Upgraded to JUnit 5, used paramterized tests, added more random tests and approved.
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