Thanks for the feedback, everyone.

It is possible in C to do that and here's a fork(just check the solution setup part) just to prove that, but it seems that it is normally not possible on codewars because of the particular way the files are compiled.

The omnibool value should not be a function that gets called.

In C, this kata cannot work with values. While omnibool() == true && omnibool() == false would be possible, omnibool == true && omnibool == false is not.

You should reject this. There's no way to make a value equal to both 0 and 1 at the same time in C.

Hi @losador, a couple issues with this translation:

1. The omnibool value should not be a function that gets called. Please refer to the other translations on how it should be implemented.
2. The final test should evaluate a single expression (ie. omnibool == true && omnibool == false) rather than 2 separate ones.

Seems clear enough.

I think it would be rude to ask more as I can understand it is quite hard to play with foreign language.

By the way, are you sure the description translates enough to convince the task?

(Because that's exactly what I did when I read description in russian: copy/pasted to google translator, but unfortunately translators are not perfect)

And this too

Thank you, i did it

Ok,we will

No random tests.

Please write description in english.