In C++, I've been getting weird timeout issues, and after further optimization I got this instead:

Complex1
Expected: equal to [unsupported type]
Actual: [unsupported type]
Complex2
Expected: equal to [unsupported type]
Actual: [unsupported type]
Complex3
Expected: equal to [unsupported type]
Actual: [unsupported type]

This doesn't tell me anything, and I haven't detected an error in my algorithm.

why make the small reference though? did you just forget to use it? ahahah

Same issue as matthewmoppett...
The java testing is very buggy.
Time: 0ms Passed: 0 Failed: 7
Test Results:
test0

✘ expected: java.util.HashMap<{13=1}> but was: java.util.HashMap<{13=1}>

test1

✘ expected: java.util.HashMap<{2=3, 3=1}> but was: java.util.HashMap<{2=3, 3=1}>

test2

✘ expected: java.util.HashMap<{7=3}> but was: java.util.HashMap<{7=3}>

test3

✘ expected:<{7=1, 31=1, 151=1}> but was:<{7=1, 151=1, 31=1}>

test4

✘ expected: java.util.HashMap<{101=1, 3541=1, 27961=1}> but was: java.util.HashMap<{101=1, 3541=1, 27961=1}>

test5

✘ expected:<{104729=1, 104723=1}> but was:<{104723=1, 104729=1}>

test6

✘ expected:<{268435399=1, 268435367=1}> but was:<{268435367=1, 268435399=1}>