You are definitely right! Thank you!

You might want to avoid comparing Strings with ==, as it can fail under some situations.
Try using string1.equals(string2) instead which is very reliable.

Hi Matt,

following your suggestion, I have found I have forgotten a console print I used to debug my code. Now it works.

Thanks so much for your great help!

Giacomo

as the issue states "Max Buffer reached: Too much information has been written to stdout." this means too much information has been printed to stdout, this is a restriction on codewars to the amount of info that cant be send to stdout. i would remove any prints you are sending to the console and hopefully your problem will be solved :)

Hi fellow warriors,

I have completed the program (in Java), the tests are correct, but the final outcome is incorrect. The message I get is:

"Max Buffer reached: Too much information has been written to stdout."

How can I manage this issue.

Thanks upfront.

syntax error in test cases

Cannot pass the single item test. Give "Ljava.lang.String;@" error. It seems a string is expected (but the method must return a String[].