Nice one of the ASCII art series, funny to practice objects detection with.

I love creativity dude. Good job!

Rust solution setup uses a template:

// Return the two oldest/oldest ages within the vector of ages passed in.
// it should return the two ages as a sorted vector, youngest age first
fn two_oldest_ages(mut ages: Vec<i32>) -> Vec<i32> {
  // Code logic here
}

Thanks for the thorough explanation and the link to the video! Very cool!

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The text is actually correct, so the issue is a different one: the description should have this as an example.

I mean, those are not meant to be intersections, obviously. I don't think this is really an issue.

Nice Kata!

+ is used to represent corners and intersections

+---+
|   |
|   |
+--+|+--+
+--++|  |
+--+-+--+
   | |
   | |
   +-+

Apparently, "-" and "|" can appear at intersections too, and nothing's told about how such cases should be handled.

Hey @mildlyeastern,

That's a great question! It's referred to as a ternary. It's a one line conditional statement where the condition is followed the truthy evaluation followed by the else. So like this:

condition == true ? ifConditionWasTrue : elseIfItWasNot

aka

if (condition == true) {
return ifConditionWasTrue;
}else{
return elseIfItWasNot
}

Can someone explain to me what the ? and the : does in the return statement.

Fixed

C++ version generates warnings.

Is the issue truly resolved? I'm still getting the same solution setup as in the original post even when I hit the reset button.

Thank you.