Regarding the C translation:
Even though the exercise description mentions there are 10 matches in the championship, I recommend adding a "size_t n" parameter to the function "int points(char* games[], size_t n)" with "n" representing the number of string elements within char* games[]. Doing so will explicitly include this information within the source code itself and represents a software engineering best practice when passing an array of strings to a function. Additionally, it offers beginning C Programmers a glance at size_t data structures.
Either one is good.
In "Sample Tests"?
How can I to fix it?
The user can change the input array which will make your reference solution return a value known beforehand.
Hii! What do you mean?
Regarding the C translation:
Even though the exercise description mentions there are 10 matches in the championship, I recommend adding a "size_t n" parameter to the function "int points(char* games[], size_t n)" with "n" representing the number of string elements within char* games[]. Doing so will explicitly include this information within the source code itself and represents a software engineering best practice when passing an array of strings to a function. Additionally, it offers beginning C Programmers a glance at size_t data structures.
Print
strto see what it is.My C code passes all of the static and random tests with the exception of:
The expression (xo(str)) == (solution(str)) is false.
Does anyone know what this error represents and what is being tested?