Merged now, thanks @KayleighWasTaken for your work on this kata!

Great, go for it ;-)

Oh man, I just realised that you had already written here the answers to the two questions I asked you in the fork... Sorry about that, I didn't pay attention.

Thanks for doing it!

Ok. I understand your point about the printDeck function, but recreating it with the unicode characters — which looks good with some fonts ;-) — would be a pain and it's not the point of the kata.

Thank you!

Nice, thank you. I notice that you have left some examples in javascript, and also all the code blocks for the printDeck functions. Is it on purpose? The description still won't be language agnostic.

No worries. I just had a look, languages' syntaxes are quite different from each other. I'm not sure how I would uniformise everything. How would you do it? (If you can't edit the kata yourself, you can paste your suggestion here, I'll be happy to do the edit.)

Thanks for the translation! Approved now :-)

Great thank you!

Ok. I'm not sure how well it would do with this kata, @KayleighWasTaken are you happy to add this change to your translation? If the description is still well understandable in all languages, I'll be happy to approve.

Thanks for the translation! If you could just remove the microscope joke though ;-) I agree it's funny, but it doesn't really has its place here ;-)

Is that a recent rule in Codewars? Otherwise, I've seen the same in plenty other katas: pieces of code are shown in the chosen language (it's actually the point of the ```language blocks).

Hm... I haven't been notified of anything, and I don't see any pending translations for this kata. Can you check it's been submitted successfully?

Thank you! Glad you liked it :-)

Thank you!