Lua translation !

the initial code now states:

There is a preloaded dictionary that you can use, named NATO. It uses uppercase keys, e.g. NATO['A'] is "Alfa". See comments in the initial code to see how to access it in your language.

And there is a comment in the initial code for every language.

Then for JS this is not a problem, and for other languages there are issues open below. Closing.

There are preloaded dictionary you can use, named NATO

In JS is an object, why would it be any of the other things you mention?

Says it gives preloaded dictionary but does not say the format the dictionary is in (object? array? array of objects? uppercase? lowercase? camelcase?), or even what the variable to call it is, so it's useless. Almost all solutions (JS) include the warrior needing to make their own version of the dictionary after they've wasted time trying to figure out the author's dictionary format.

and I actually added it in Go some time ago as well ... did you check the translations instead of the actual kata maybe ? Closing

done

it is there in Swift though, I added it long ago... I capitalized the keys now.

Thanks.

As per the issue, 4 languages use lowercase keys, 2 does not have preloaded dictionary and the rest use uppercase keys

The description should be altered to not only provide a link to Wikipedia, but also explain on the format of key-value pair for the preloaded dictionary. In fact, the link should only be used as an additional reference and not the main focus of task

JS: Node 18. should be enabled

The preloaded code should all be changed to use uppercase keys, as per in-line with the official NATO chart in the link. Currently, the following languages use lowercase keys:

• JS

• PHP

• CS

• Ruby

Does the dictionary use upper or lower case keys?