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js plz
c++ plz
Once upon a time.
Invalid lines count!: expected 1 to equal 2
why?
am i missing something ? why should this be 2 lines ?
i did the main things but now i got to order this
renderChampions( [['GolfyII', 77], ['GolfyII', 76], ['GolfyII', 74], ['Charline', 77], ['GolfyII', 76], ['GolfyII', 70], ['GolfyII', 72], ['GolfyII', 67], ['Rani', 72], ['Rani', 74], ['C5C', 76], ['Charline', 65], ['Rani', 74], ['Rani', 69], ['GolfyII', 70], ['Charline', 72], ['GolfyII', 68], ['C5C', 71], ['GolfyII', 78], ['C5C', 71], ['Charline', 70], ['Rani', 77], ['GolfyII', 69], ['Rani', 64], ['Charline', 64], ['Rani', 73], ['GolfyII', 66], ['Charline', 73], ['Rani', 74], ['GolfyII', 75], ['Rani', 76], ['C5C', 70], ['Rani', 76], ['GolfyII', 66], ['C5C', 74], ['Rani', 76], ['Rani', 65], ['GolfyII', 64]], 16 ):
expected 'Charline - 64, 65; Rani - 64; GolfyII - 64' to equal 'Rani - 64; Charline - 64, 65; GolfyII - 64'
i think that it is sorted by who did 64 first , am i right ? and was this situation mentioned in the description ?
didnt understand anything from the description
did with simple loop , Set , Map , Array .
everything times out here but returns the correct value within 2 sec for the highest value in vs code.
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wth is this
ok did any 5kyu solved it yet ?
it works with every other case , even this case works when i console log it . just doesnt work when testing .
same problemo
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Incorrect answer for input='1?1?': expected [ '000',
'001',
'010',
'011',
'100',
'101',
'1010',
'1011',
'110',
'111',
'1110',
'1111' ] to deeply equal [ '000', '001', '010', '011', '100', '101', '110', '111' ]
dont understand whats up with this . my console log shows the right result [ '1111', '1110', '1011', '1010' ] .