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    I have adjusted the description. Thanks!

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    Processing strings in C ++ is always a challenge. I created the kata with MSVC and used wstrings here. I converted these for input and output.

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    Thanks.

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    The error output makes debugging extremely difficult. Below the tree I just see my result not what expected. I don't see everything that is after the index of first difference value. This is unfavorable for random tests. If the number of nuts is greater than 9, strange characters are output.

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    Thank you for the constructive suggestions for improvement.

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    I am glad that you enjoyed the kata. I would like to wait a bit for the feedback and maybe adjust the level.

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    In the sample test {"~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 P", 0} has a '0' for each rat as a body, not 'O' as described in the description.

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    Sorry, I confused that with the call. Great thank you very much!

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    Yes, that's how it looks to me. When my kids are in bed, I can take a closer look at the random tests.

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    Please adapt the random tests to the rule "The input message consists of ASCII characters between 32 and 127".

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    (C#) I was able to solve the kata. For the desert test there was still no check whether there are mountains. With that i got through the random tests. The output appears to come from the previously successful test. Some magic.

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    I would never have thought of that. Thanks!

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    I would like to, but the edit button is hidden. I have not yet found out why I am not allowed to edit some katas.

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