Testing for "..................m...CD" and 3: expected 'Caught!' to equal 'Escaped!'. Still wrong in Typescript

What about diagonals? I am afraid I do not understand the question.

how about diagonals

Same thing

That's really confusing 1 cannot be "-" because there is no way to transmit ".". 111 can be both "." and "-";

Need more examples for even heights.

Oh, you are right. I was looking for optimized solutions and found yours.

Given an array with exactly 5 strings

There are 6 strings in your case.

This won't work for

assertEquals(true, new Solution().checkThreeAndTwo(new char[] { 'a', 'a', 'a', 'b', 'b', 'c'}));

Please read the description again and follow these steps:

1- Sum all the digits of n.
2- Subtract the sum from n, and it is your new n.
3- If the new n is in the list below return the associated fruit, otherwise return back to task 1

You can't skip the first two steps.

Why does the example testcase assign 10 to apple. Why doesn't it point to pineapple?