Good kata to practice with, well done.

The one-liner requirement is stupid.

tests should not print to the console

C# restrictions can be bypassed easily --> https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/59eff2db976331dd5900003b/groups/650fc2972cf83600018251ef

This is 7-8kyu kata, not 6

This kata was very bad in my opinion. It was very unclear what the required lambdas should do, you shouldn't have to look at the examples to somehow get a grasp of what you're supposed to do.

• I don't think enforcing lambdas adds anything of value, nor does it make the kata harder since they are already in the initial solution
• Open / close mechanism is now (partly) explained in description (taken from Just4FunCoder's fork)

• Not enforcing the use of lambda (In Python)

• Not explaining the open / close mechanism precisely with relevant examples

• The usage of spoken as a function name has nothing to do with the output. It neither represents a capitalized word / sentence / text nor it is complied with the language speaking style in English!

• Too easy to be ranked 6kyu and perhaps a combination of many other katas (doable if possible)

Rejected by 🥕 🫤

Nice one.

In F#, a solution that just uses ... |> List.map id at some point passes the requirement to use map, which is within the letter but not the spirit of the tests.

Why constrain the source? This is a terrible kata and the "one line" constraint isn't even clear if it applies to the code or the output.

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