Name:Piotr Osiewicz
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Haha,true.. I guess it's a solution from 2017 or whatever. Good catch!
The loop condition is off-by-one.
Don't worry! We've all been there as well. :) Try to turn that frustration into motivation. Also - never stop improving!
Submitted C translation. :)
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Hey. I have trouble allocating memory for result in C language.
Error. Expected {{6, 12},{4, 12},{3, 12}} but got {{6, 12},{0, 33},{4, 12}}
I have also verified whether by returning shifted array I could reproduce the bug. I did. So at my platform my array is continuos {6,12},{4,12},{3,12}. However, at return, it is read as {6,12},{0,33},{4,12},{0,33},{3,12}. I have verified (to no avail) whether sizeof(long long) is equal on both ends - it is indeed. I am stuck here, and my kata is basically solved (algorithm-wise).
Here is how I've allocated said array: http://pastebin.com/yXzTDvGG