I'm confused. Is this a coding test or just a game? Is the task to write a function to win the game? That's not obvious from the instruction. I'm new to codewars so maybe I'm missing something

Ruby fork tentatively fixing this issue

2. Each reel has 10 different items.

3. The three reel inputs may be different.

How can the 3 reels be different when each reel must contain 10 different items and there are only 10 different items to choose from in scoring? Does he mean arranged differently? Or maybe items not included in scoring can be included in the reels? If that's the case it should be stated clearly.

How abbout adding ladders and snakes in description?

IMO having to write map by hand from image isn't challenging but just tedious and boring. + I imagine it can cause a bit of a accessibility issue for people with some types of vision impairment.

Just add

LADDERS:
    2 -> 38
    7 -> 14
    8 -> 31
    15 -> 26
    21 -> 42
    28 -> 84
    36 -> 44
    51 -> 67
    71 -> 91
    78 -> 98
    87 -> 94
SNAKES:
    16 -> 6
    46 -> 25
    49 -> 11
    62 -> 19
    64 -> 60
    74 -> 53
    89 -> 68
    92 -> 88
    95 -> 75
    99 -> 80

under the board image.

C#: method name should be PascalCase (Please refer to implementation of backward compatibility here )

C# initial solution setup is missing necessary imports -->

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;

C#: method name should be PascalCase (Please refer to implementation of backward compatibility here )

C#:

• Method name should be PascalCase (Please refer to implementation of backward compatibility here )

• No fixed tests

C#: Function name should use PascalCase (Please refer to implementation of backward compatibility here )

target should be char *const * in C

The rust initial code is wrong/misleading. The intial code setup has:

fn fish(shoal: String) -> i32 {
    // your code
    todo!()
}

but it should be:

fn fish(shoal: &String) -> u32 {
    // your code
    todo!()
}