Kata

Why the heck would you disable Function.prototype.toString? Is it cheating to see what the input is?

Missing solution and test imports in python

• Ruby 3.0 should be enabled (Refer this & this for more detail)

• Node 14 should be enabled (Refer this and this for more info)

C : what's the use of the result_item_size parameter ? It doesnt seem to be useful since the selector function handles the memory allocation for us, so we never have to care about the size of the result items.

I validated the kata without using it.

The instruction for C is very non-informing, and really could use an update to make this doable without endless trial and error.

What does the pointer to the function func do ? Is it the function I'm supposed to write, and set func to point at ? If I'm supposed to set it, why isn't it intiaially set to point to NULL?

The arrays in the sample tests use ints and chars, but when I look at what is expected it's zero-terminated strings. What is the expected format of the output in the merged arrays?

Re-raising issue below.

Python 3 should be enabled.

C translation kumited! :)

One year ago this kata would be 5kyu, but our coders unbelievably skilled atm so the newest kata's are pretty underrated :)

I'm confused about what to expect in the "fn" argument. I'm trying to display this function's content with console.log(fn.toString()) but that's causing an error. Can someone give me a gentle nudge in the right direction?

C#-Translation kumited!

https://www.codewars.com/kumite/57b35b371fae8ac41d00009d

Please check and approve it! :-)

Forgive the n00bish question, but in a.zip(b, (a, b) => a + b)

What is: "(a, b) => a + b"

Never seen this before.

And Python translation submitted :)

The description could use some cleaning up. There's an abrupt cutoff after the first word, "block" is repeated one with formatting and once without, etc.

Ruby translation kumited (uses a block instead of a function)