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Thank you so much!
Quite a lot.
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Your code sometimes doesn't return a boolean value, that's your code's problem and not a kata issue, please read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting
I get an error which says Failed asserting that null is identical to true in php
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kata was retired
Already I think I managed to fail this. I just started copying the same sequence of numbers and words from the Sample Area below to see what would happen.
Excellent practice for loops, infuriating to wrap my head around.
Cool yet simple kata :D
7081412 From the assignment, I understood that all numbers must be multiplied by numbers, but when multiplied by 0, it automatically turns out that the multiplicative stability becomes equal to 1, does it not matter the zeros?
I suggest specifying how to sort if the sort key is not unique. I got this random test:
Expected: [[[99, [58, 39], 31, 19], 40, 3], 85, 46, [27, [17], 2], 2]
But was: [[[99, [58, 39], 31, 19], 40, 3], 85, [27, [17], 2], 46, 2]
My issue stands unresolved. I simply did not realize that what I take issue with is the way the site handles both cases of invalid memory access and infinite loops.
as B1ts said, your code performs out-of-bounds accesses when
strlen(str2) >= 9
, becausei > 0
is then always true as you keep incrementingi
. Please use thequestion
label to ask for help next time.First of all, the error is coming from your code. I have no idea what's happening in your solution, but the part
for(size_t i = (strlen(str2)-1)/8; i > 0; ++i){
is clearly wrong and will lead to invalid memory access errors.You should format your solution next time, because this is unreadable. See https://docs.codewars.com/references/markdown/#code-block
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