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    Hi
    Thanks for your attention.
    It is really a vain part of code whereas C# handle it.
    Have a nice day.

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    Hi dear Kata Writter.

    Kata Test has problem.

    Just look at below sample:

    
str = "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur a...";
len = 15;

    so it really expected:

    
Lorem     ipsum\n
dolor       sit\n
amet,\n
consectetur\n
a...

    but you expected it as:

    
Lorem     ipsum\n
dolor\n
sit\n
amet,\n
consectetur\n
a...

    I'm confused how and why third and fourth words "dolor" & "sit" which their length is less than 15 put in two separate lines????!!!

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    I have a problem with Mono compiler(c#) when try to retrive similar word from that IEnumerable, too:

    words.ToArray()[ indexOfSimilarWord ]

    when indexOfSimilarWord is retrive from other Array by same size as IEnumerable

    when I convert IEnumerable to string Array there isnt any problem and all test is passed

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    What a defalcation!!!
    despite of kata, just look at bank:
    it is obvious that if three people buy three tickets finally should be 75 dollars in bank...
    but in this algorithm after a [25 25 50] sequence we have only 50 dollars in bank, !!!
    As what happened in algorithm: 25 + 25 - (50-25) + 25 = 50 !!!

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    This Kata has an error in problem definition :
    it suppose that two arrays should have same length...
    but if we have
    a=[2,-2]
    and
    b=[4]
    it is true and doesnt violate any conditions in problem definition even though they are not same by Length...