I love seeing the simplified method. Makes me understand the process!!

Have the same thing going on at my end

I understand now. Thank you for the explaintion.

luckily I solve this problem alone, but thanks for useful advices :)
have a nice day

There are still problem with the formatting.

A good practice to share some code in the comment is to wrap it around this character -> ```

Write like this :

```
// Beautiful code
```

To have something like this :

// Beautiful code

Check the preview too! I can help you as soon as I can work around your code :)

Thanks for your reply.
I've got type, i don't know why its don't appear when i paste the code here.
Second tip doesn't help, still the SIGSEGV error occurs.
Here is a proper code:
#include
const std::vector countPositivesSumNegatives(const std::vector input)
{
int neg=0,pos=0;
if (!(input.empty()))
{
for(int i=0;i<input.size();++i)
input[i] > 0 ? ++pos : neg+=input[i];
if (!pos || !neg)
return std::vector();
else
return std::vector ({pos,neg});
}
else
return std::vector();

}

Hey'

The first issue is to have a type associated with the type std::vector.

const std::vector<HERE_THE_TYPE> countPositivesSumNegatives(const std::vector<HERE_THE_TYPE> input)

They might be some other errors (like the return who might be std::vector ({pos,neg}))