Haskell fork that addresses all of these issues.

The kata is poorly written, becuase it dose not state that the order of the list should not change.

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Fixed but without backwards compatibility. I'll leave it open if someone wants to do that too.

Fixed.

Duplicate issue

In the C# test cases the program being called is "Factorial" while in the kata it is "factorial" (making the test cases not work unless you capitalize factorial)

Great kata otherwise!

I think it would be better to change the description because:

-If we look at other katas, we see that when it's a "SELECT" statement, it is usually written explicitly or left empty (e.g., 6 kyu - SQL Basics: Simple JOIN and RANK).

-If it's a "FUNCTION" statement, it is typically described clearly (e.g., 5 kyu - Count Weekdays).

Thank you for your quick response! I honestly didn’t expect such a fast reply. 🙂

This could be an interesting pattern-matching problem, but right now it's just a trick about whether you read the order of two very similar words

I'am sure that there is test that he give us "0" and we should return 32
Anyway I think that the test case was edit

There is no such test, but you solved it already. What was the problem?

There is a problem I sure that
the "0" in binary return 0 in dicimal wich in test case should return 32??