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In the part where you reverse the words (
for(int j=words[i].length();j>=0;j--)), the indexjgoes out of bounds. The correct range should be fromwords[i].length() - 1down to0.You're appending characters to the
wordvariable, but you're not pushing it to thecut_stringvector correctly. The word is only added tocut_stringwhen a space is encountered, but this doesn't properly handle the last word in the string if there's no trailing space.OP solved it, closing
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Scrutinized tests
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Input mutation is no longer possible
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kata hint != kata suggestion
OP solved it, closing
Scrutinized tests
Made a shallow copy of array to prevent input mutation
Added useful assertion messages
Added input and returned types
Added corresponding headers to be compatible with PHPUnit 9.5.2
Scrutinized tests
Removed reference solution
Added useful assertion messages
Added input and returned types
Added corresponding headers to be compatible with PHPUnit 9.5.2
Scrutinized tests
Added useful assertion messages
Added input and returned types
Added corresponding headers to be compatible with PHPUnit 9.5.2
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