This is not 8ky friend. More like 7.

Cool kata )))

Hello, my solution seems to work. But test fails with this message: expected [ 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ] to deeply equal [ 6, 7, 8, 9 ]. What does it mean? (JS) Thanks in advance!

Chai + assert for CoffeeScript

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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork

Tell me what the error is - it is expected that [] will be deeply equal to [2]

Thanks!

Thank you both, I got stuck at the time and now when I came back to check your comments, I didn't even understand my approach.

It's been a month since I asked for help and now that I'm more used to this, I've been able to easily solve it, but I appreciate the help!

you are not allocating enough memory, and as a result you are writing out of bounds and corrupting the tests suite:

int *output = malloc(*sz_out);

*sz_out is the length of the array, not its size, because sizeof *output != 1.

it should be fixed

Sample tests in C have a copy/paste error and they crash (see this post).

Unfortunately, SIGSEGV comes from sample tests, because they have a copy/paste error. Full tests seem to not have the error and they work. You can temporarily fix the error by replacing first assertion (lines 50-55) with:

    if(sub_len != exp_len) {
        cr_assert_fail(
                "< Incorrect Size >\n \nsubmitted = %zu\n \nexpected = %zu",
                                          sub_len,        exp_len
        );
    }

But stll, the SIGSEGV gets triggered only when your solution is incorrect, and it indeed has a mistake. It does not handle the sz_out correctly.