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std::string o;
...
l = o.length();
char out[l];
...
return out;

• out is a local array variable. with return out; you are returning the address of a local variable, which is incorrect. as soon as the function exits the address becomes invalid.
• out is missing 1 byte for the nul-terminator

If you push code like this to prod you're getting fired lmao, shorter != better

fork approved

Function name typo

Function names misspelled in both.

Fixed, now all tests are guaranteed to have uppercase

the funniest thing is that the only lowercase test; all random tests are using uppercase

Wow this is wonderful

integer overflow in reference solution

I've added a fork fixing the typo

error approving: "Language Version is invalid" for go and rust

approved

I can't figure how you got the values. That's quite funny! :-D

😂