Thanks for tip

This is weight for PauL = 4('PauL' length) + 16(P) + 1(a) + 21(u) + 12(L) = 54

You can solve this kata ?

I thought case-insensitive, find the character c (or C)

Before returning the output, you must assign to *pcount the number of groups. Simply this way:

*pcount=number_of_groups;

what is this ?

// Please make sure you report the number of groups
// in your array via *pcount.

I'm really noob at math, but this problem is like Number Pattern

good kata for beginner

Good kata for beginner

Yes. Due to a way how testing loop is built, you print many inputs in one line.

Print an additional blank line at the very beginning and/or end of your solution function to get better overwiew of inputs.

@hobovsky I'm obtaing the test cases with a simlple for loop inside the function just to see what the lines that are failing my tests look like so I can debug it in a local environment to make sure my code does not commit any mistakes.

for (auto i: peopleInLine)
std::cout << i << ' ';

Are you aware if this type of code (the for with the cout) has any issues printing the test cases?

Good kata for beginner, easy to understand & the instruction very clear

Good kata for beginner

Good kata for beginner

kek, this is 7Kyu Kata