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    print the input like this

    def two_sum(numbers, target):
        print(f'numbers = {numbers}')
        print(f'target  = {target}')
    
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    yes, thanks for your answer, but how i know what is the example what is giving. with that information i can't do nothing

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    it means that your function returned [0, 0] for a test where the correct expected answer is actually [0, 1]

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