lol!! i can't explain it then xD

Nobody changed anything. You are dreaming.

i tried it again today in the morning without changing anything in my code and it worked in the first try :P I supposed that you fixed it :-)
thanks for your attention!

That sounds like a bug to me. Please provide the exact input for the suspicious output so the C++ translator can investigate it. But notice that 100+ people passed C++ OK so that would seem unlikely if the bug is as bad as you say.

Nice Kata, although I have some issues with some tests, as sometimes, when you have to print a 2-digit number, it sometimes has its first digit over the '#' symbols, and sometimes the second one in the solution.. I even encountered a test where the three digits on the top in the solution, were slided one position to the left instead of being on top of their columns. Is it intended? Because as far as I can think, I am talking about something random that I can't predict... Thank you in advance and I hope you understand my issue (attempted in c++)...