nice

C++ translation

Which lines are you talking about?

Is it just me that has 20 lines????

Although my code is overkill, I had a lot of fun with this one. Great kata!

Two pieces on the same square is not a valid configuration in chess, how could the conclusion be that a piece is threatening another?

Does one of the test cases consider if the two pieces are occupying the same space? Like a Game has been finished? In that case should it return "King" or nothing?

String include the Comparable moudle which give you
the ability to compare strings using the regular
relation operators (>, <, >=, <=)
https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.7.2/Comparable.html

I would suggest the author link to something like this in the description:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation#OR

So cool.

Thanks

Faouzi

clever, but a little tricky, what if the hash contains other keys?

Let's see how many more remark about this; worst case, I will edit the translation...

fix: kata :) # not kapa

Let's live it for now, although in general I would prefer to have users figure it out; I would assume @joehenriod was not too familiar with bitwise operators, the rest seems pretty plain to me - but let me know if there are parts to fix in terms of grammar or ambiguity.

@GiacomoSorbi

See, I told you ;-)