i and c are quite straightforward though?
i = index, which has always been a convention
c = character, which is quite obvious when you look at str(n)

It isn't as big of a deal as you make it out to be, this is about problem solving, not about following pep8 or any naming conventions.
If it was a software then I would 100% agree with you.

hell yeah xD

seems like it wasn't me but the kata itself afterall hehe

Thank you hobovsky, I was going mental because std::make_pair wasn't working. Thank you for raising the issue again! I should've worded it better.

C++ is bugged or I'm doing something wrong?
https://i.imgur.com/OrMBGth.png
Expected equal to: [Unsupported type]

Daaaaamn I had no idea I could use the string like that so I built a wall of str.erase :D. Well done!

this is unholy

I love this approach!

needs more header files!

good old assembly days ♥

How did you submit this? I literally copy pasted this and it doesn't work lol.

Thanks for the headsup chrono! I was indeed using it wrong, I'm supposed to compare them and make sure they're == 0 and not == true.
I have solved the solution last night after what chrono said, thanks hobovsky!

This really is one of the best website to test my skills and I'm super glad that there are such helpful members around.
I don't usually comment unless it's my second last resort(last one being unlocking solutions xD).

Thank you guys so much!

I actually posted my code then deleted it for idk what reason, apologies for making you go through that horrendous mess.
I want to off myself.
Does compare() not take spaces into account?