GhostDoc :D

Atomineer perchance? :')

Yeah, you are highly welcome to contribute! :)

This is interesting that the part 1 and 3 are translated to C# but this one still misses it.

more than 500 completions. It is locked.

It is unclear to me why we cannot modify and edit this kata. Where is the edit button :( I tried to fork it but still not able to save after editing

I've never done any translations myself, but as far as I understand, you can insist on looking the solution in another language, and then you can translate.

^^ ditto - how?

Edit: just read the above - yeah I'm not solving this in ANOTHER language so I can add a C# version :P

Can someone make a c# version if so How would I go around doing that ?

Yeah, I agree. You are very welcome to contribute. :)

Would be good to have a C# version of this Kata (since the first and last one in the series already do)

Someone really needs to fix the C# tests...

No they don't

3 - 2 <= 1

Well that was a bit trickier than I first thought it would be
Who would have thought that 26! would be such a big number

If n is 0, instead of returning an empty array, return an array with one element (0.0) in it!