From the description, it is not expected to. but yeah it doesn't.

dear god this is beautifully horrible.

For anyone working with C# and if you get a failed attempt when submitting the thing despite converting input in the constructor to positive, that's an edge case where the "Correct the code so negative values will be switched to positive ones" decides to do it's thing.

I knew yout could do this but was too lazy to actually try lmao

Probably? hence why this is in Clever rather than best practices

So much to learn

[em, em]

everything that isn't a letter or an apostrophe should be treated as a space between words and removed. Apostrophes that aren't part of a word should also be removed.

for another exampled "Ugh, heck-darn why won't my code run?" --> ["ugh", "heck", "darn", "why", "won't", "my", "code", "run"]

This seems far too easy for a 6kyu

Question, how should some stuff be parsed example

em_em
should it be
em, em
or
em_em
or
em_ em
something like this

Aah parsing the string is killing me, I'vealready implemented the sorting tho

Also, here I was trying to do this without dividing by 1, aka, yes I know I could've just divided by 1

I can't tell what programming language it is, but your code looks correct.

What is wrong with it? Whitch tests are it failing?

That is because a lot of people ask for help. When they post code and ask why it doesn't work, the posts are marked as spoiler.

Jeez so many hidden comments