In Java basicTests() expected and actual values are swapped.

Program random test always expects a number 1 unity bigger than my answer, but when i use a numeric bases conversor it always gives my answer

Language: C++

Test suit missing the required header std::string

using namespace std is redundant.

Description should be language-agnostic

In the description, it's written that we have to:

"return the corresponding number (after keeping only the '1's)."

And then, in the examples below, it's written:

eliminate_unset_bits("000") -> 0

Correct me if I'm wrong, but after keeping only the 1s, we would be left with an empty string (""), and if I understand your examples correctly, corresponding number means the binary corresponding number in base 10 (decimal).

So, the corresponding number for "" is not 0, it's an error.

If you want us to specifically return 0 for a certain case, you should list it as the return values you expect from the function.

C#: method name should be PascalCase (Please refer to implementation of backward compatibility here )

Saw that someone made the same comment, but... found it REALLY strange that... the 'n' parameter is not needed..

It's not explained how memory should be handled.

#define RAND_MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH 10000

Such input size is completely unreasonable.

There are a few mistakes in the description:

• title: "Numbers with d occur[r]ences of digit d"
• body: ".. if it contains d occur[r]ences of a digit .."
• body: ".. as it contains 4 occur[r]ences of the number 4"
• body: ".. as they respectively contain 3 occur[r]ences of the number .."
• body: ".. (1 occur[r]ence of the number 1 AND 2 occur[r]ences of the number 2)"

The parameter name is shadowing a built-in function in Python.

Incorrect: Who is the most prioritary?

Correct: Who has priority?