You can see comments of a solution of a kata you haven't solved as long as you have the direct link to it, so they should be spoilered.

This IS the page for solutions, what are you talking about?

if they hint/reveal the solution, yes!

Is there a need to mark comments to solutions as having spoilers?

could also use... the spoiler flag...

The kata states: "size and number of ships may differ from version to version". In this case, there is a constant field size of 10 defined, which doesn't make this solution flexible for other fieldsizes. The same goes for the the board_sum constant.

Really:-)? I've no problem with fastfood here, it's a kata... C# is a programming language as many others too, so nothing to "respect", only something to use;-)... Anyway thanks for your solution:-)!

The hint about 15 lines makes people turn their code into kind of fastfood. Not nutricious :) I'd suggest to respect C# more than that. Anyway, thanks!

C#: if this kata concerns coder's awareness it worths 5 kyu. If usage of library evaluation functions is prohibited it is 2 kyu. Big-big request to the authors: make yourselves plain both in task's description and testcases. I appreciated the second option (without language built-in evaluation) very much still :))

Indeed, but this is SQL only kata, so it shows that you can done some think on the database level.

Uhm, no?

Maybe you should go look at PostgreSQL documentations ;-)

This kata sets too much accent on adapting output to the test result template for my like. I wouldn't mind the division result being numeric or floating-point in real life.

Floating point errors. Watch out how you do the calculation ;-)