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    Kiwi-sia: you're printing the pointer to the ArrayList, that's not how you print it in Java, google how to do it properly.

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    It's kind of frustrating how some people know what they're doing and their code is literally one line whereas I was struggling for more than three hours (not even joking) and came up with like 30 lines of barely working solution
    I mean it's great that people know their sutff but it's hard to accept how out of reach they feel when you are just a beginner

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    On my side, the error messages look like this: expected:<13> but was:<...>, the input is not printed. Can you post your code with a spoiler flag?

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    Unfortunately, I am on the right kata. It's the error message that I don't understand since I do see the same type declared (ArrayList), and I certainly did not change it

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    I think you are not posting on the right kata. For Java the input is a list of integer pairs, declared as ArrayList<int[]>, no string.

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    I keep on having this kind of input in all the test errors I get (java): For input string: "[I@436a4e4b"
    Weren't we supposed to get numbers with commas?