Description is now language agnostic.

Ruby translation kumited, please check (and approve :-))

I think it's pretty obvious your old solution resets the index at the first match and begins counting from 0 from after it (since the second o is index 2 with respect to the letter after the first o, if it were considered index 0). Can't confirm because it seems you've changed the answer eventually. Please try to be more helpful with your questions next time and specify your language, etc.

Incorrect answer for str="Hello world!!!" symbol=o
Expected: equal to 7
Actual: 2
??? wt?

The description is shared between translations, so you would need to update it just once. Also, I think the case sensitive thing might be obvious for you but there aren't examples in the sample test cases which would make it obvious to someone that tries it for the first time. Just a suggestion though, do as you like

The function's name inside the code block varies from one language to another (and in some of the languages the function's name inside the code block is not equal to the one to implement, for example in C# the function's name in the code block is second_symbol but the function to implement is SecondSymbol). You either update all the blocks or, even better, don't use the function's name inside the description at all. You could write something like:

For string = "Hello world!!!" and letter = "l" the output should be 3

This would avoid completely situations like the one of the C# translation

The description does not depend on the language! If you think the description is incorrect - please explain why?

Respectfully, Oleg!

I didn't think there would be any confusion about register sensitivity when I created the Kata, and the description seemed pretty obvious to me. But why didn't you make this suggestion at the beta testing stage? If I understand correctly - when editing Kata at this stage, I will need to make changes to all translations!


Respectfully, Oleg!

The description should be language agnostic

thank you for the translation

Haskell translation for approval

Go ahead, also not a kata suggestion

thank you very much mate, I wish you the best of luck in your professional career as well

Hello.
Please look at fix fork:

• added fixed tests
• added random tests

JS aded