Now it should be solved. The test answer is defined before the users function is run.

Are you asking if there are any solutions? In that case, yes, it has been solved a few times. You can watch the linked video for a description of how it can be solved.

Now I understand your weird solution.

Good catch. Thank you.

I agree. This one is more accessible.

I'm still not 100% sure what you mean, but I added the list to the test description.

Fixed.

I guess this is the same problem as @Blind4Basics reportet?

Edit: No, it wasn't the same issue. I just forgot to delete a print statement in the test function.

I swapped them. I'm not sure what you mean with the latter point. Should I print the list? If not, could you show me a code snippet that would do it?

I actually think I'd win the bet :)

The ']' command can also cause the pointer to move backwards.

I expanded the description and added a test case and example test case. I'm not sure if that covers it, but I'm marking the issue as resolved for the time being. In the above example, are you starting from the second array? The first should be all 1's.