I learned something day. We dont always have to explictly state the return type. We can state Object
:D
great KATA

I think this should be a 7 Kata. I've done 6 kata easier than this. IMO

char? is a new one to me too

ahh man, I just saw this now... and I unlocekd the solution (no points for me :'( )

return new Tuple<char?, int>(mostRepeatedChar, maxConsecutiveCountInt);

I was not using the ?

and had removed it. This is my first time working with Tuple...
Why use the ? i will have to learn about this somemore.
Anyways good kata! :)

This is annoying. What is expected, But was. Are the same for me. But im still failing?

EmptyString
Expected: <(, 0)>
But was: <(, 0)>
Completed in 0.018063ms
LongestAtTheBeginning
Expected: <(a, 4)>
But was: <(a, 4)>
Completed in 0.000601ms
LongestAtTheEnd
Expected: <(a, 4)>
But was: <(a, 4)>
Completed in 0.000617ms
LongestInTheMiddle
Expected: <(u, 3)>
But was: <(u, 3)>
Completed in 0.000547ms
MultipleLongest
Expected: <(a, 2)>
But was: <(a, 2)>

anyone know. perhaps im returning the tuple wrong?

return new Tuple<char, int>(mostRepeatedChar, maxConsecutiveCountInt);

I need help/ advice. Please.

One of the helper methods I created is to check if the Bigint/ int contains decimal.
If it contains decimal we would not count further.

However we do not have BigDecimal in C# only BigInterger.

Factorial 45! is huge number. How can I find if decimal exist in bigint?

public static int divisableCounter (BigInteger totalFactorial, int primeNumber)
{

        decimal bigDecimal = (decimal)totalFactorial;//this fails at test 45!
        int divisableCounter = 0;
        
        do
        {
            bigDecimal= bigDecimal / primeNumber;
            if (bigDecimal % 1 == 0)
            {
                divisableCounter++;
            }
            else break;

        } while (true);
        return divisableCounter;

    }

Hi Chrono. How can I see random tests on C#? Console.Write doesnt work.

No shame! Part of the growing process.
How is your progress as a coder going sir?

I never knew you can use an array like a counter.

you are right brother Chrono. Im getting an error for C#

System.InvalidOperationException : Sequence contains no elements

what it do

Thank you sir Chrono. I learnt something today. :)
PS is your fav version the SNES one or the DS?

hahahahahahh