It does not, it is rather strange and I don't know how to show a screenshot to show evidence.

It does not look like this to me. Are you sure? Does it get fixed when you click RESET?

C# the solution is in the sample tests area and the sample tests are in the solution area

same is true for JavaScript, probably others

(fixed and / or random tests should be adapted to guarantee to fail such solutions)

Your code is not correct. It returns wrong answers when the missing number is between sequence[0] and sequence[1], for example [1, 3, 4] or [7, 13, 16].

my code is correct but it is still showing that it is wrong.. i reverified the failed tests in my vs- code and it was working properly !!

C#: titles of tests are really poor.

Why havent a example at the discription

RISC-V Translation

The correct issue: does not report actual and expected results in sample tests!

Resolved

Lua translation!

nah i still generally understood what was going on when looking at the logs

The lists in this case could have 10000 elements, so printing them would be too verbose.

I did figure out to put console.logs inside my code. Actually worked better than if it told me the input.

https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#print-input