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I made the same mistake, I thought it meant they could play at least once and checked for playing and rejected if they did not play with every other player.

What does it mean by "Must reject an unknown player: True should equal False"

Do the playeres have to be sequential from "A" to "Z" or is there characters other than alpha tested for and those should be rejected?

haha, no worries, just repond here or msg me if people complain.
I am fairly decent at Fortran, so it shold work with out problems.

Thanks for the approval.

I agree, some of the Kata's are really easy in some languages and rediculously hard in other langauages.
It is a shame that kata ranks can be language dependent.

Fortran translation added :D

Go language Translation Added :D

No problem at all, that should work.

No problem, how does that work? Do I just check back here in case there is discourse or is there some sort of automated email?
I am realitively new at codewars.

At some point I will try and throw in a Fortran version that will be simlar to the Go one.

The problem is the it passes a completed sudoku puzzle that the code must determine if it is valid or not. Random tests would just be reported as a fail every time, which would make the whole program mute. Plus Fortran95 does not include great random number generators (later extensions have bewtter ones).

I could add something that it randomly picks a subset of the pre-defined arrays.
I am a bit time limited, I just saw there is little Fortran suport on here, so I am trying to help out (I spend 80% of my work load writing Fortran 2008 code)

Fortran language Translation Added :D

-> Test suit is the same as the one used in the already approved Go and Python versions.

The original kata did not include random tests. I used his exact test set.

Go language Translation Added :D

-> Test suit is the same as the one used in the already approved Go and Python versions.

Go language Translation Added

No problem. I would just put that fortran is compiled with gfortran and the version number and include a disclaimer that gnu extensions are allowed. The -std=gnu just uses a lot of community extensions, which other compilers mimic those command names.

For example RAND (https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gfortran/RAND.html) is an gnu extension, but just about every compiler supports the function RAND to generate random numbers, but setting any of the standards will raise an error because its not part of standard Fortran.

Thanks for all your help with this.