Too easy, in comparison with other tasks of the 6 kyu. But the idea is really interesting, for learning to the use 2D arrays.

Another one to add to the Codewars book of lore. A timeless artefact it is indeed.

you can add/edit/remove example test cases yourself based on examples that you want to try

note that this is only local and does not affect the kata itself

I deleted the console logs, but the third parameter was added initially

You should not log to Console, instead add the message as third parameter to Assert.AreEqual -> this way, only on error, the message is logged to the screen.

Added a random test cases with float numbers

All assertion have a message

Are you sure exact equality with floating points is a good idea?

Random tests only have integer input.

Assertion message should display the input for better user experience.

Now there are 99 random tests.

Why don't you add more example test cases ?

There should be multiple random tests.

Done. All tests are exact equality