Kata

where is the wordList ? Where should I find those words ? WHAT DO I HAVE TO OUTPUT IF I HAVE NO ARRAY OF WORDS ????

UPD: sorry, I didn't read it thoroughly, the task says that I am provided with "wordList" array. Sorry again

The preloaded list should be included in initial solution setup across all languages for user's convenience

Description should be language-agnostic

• Node 18 should be enabled (Refer this and this for more info)

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

Please use new python test framework.

Haskell descriptions should be explicit that import WordList is required to bring wordsList into scope. This is the only thing that can explain such a low number of Haskell submissions (3 + one mine after I unlocked solutions only to find out how to bring wordList into scope)

There doesn't appear to be any indication of what the list of words is called in the Haskell version

Haskell : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5ba595a144f6131a320002b9?sel=5ba595a144f6131a320002b9

Hi raulbc777, I approved the kata and enabled Python 3. I hope it's not an issue. Regards, suic

Nice kata! ;-)

I think Example Tests and Real Tests for JS are twisted.

Great kata!!! It was a very good exercise in built-in data types and collections. Thanks, suic

Crystal translation submitted for approval. Hope it's ok. Thanks!

The Ruby version is preloaded like this:

def select(n, m, word, forbid_let)
    #your code here
    return []
end

Maybe this is more appropriate according to the description and test cases?

def wanted_words(n, m, forbid_let)
    #your code here
    return []
end

It seems like some Codewars updates are going on today, so this may be a Codewars glitch rather than anything in your test suite, but I've been pretty perplexed about the ValueError: empty separator error I'm getting with the Random Tests, because it doesn't seem to go with anything in my code. For a test I even entered code that just returns the canned results for the three Basic Tests and then None after that, but after passing the first three, instead of then getting an error about how None should be something else, once again for the Random Tests I get ValueError: empty separator. Huh. Maybe I should try a Ruby version instead.