I second this, or just freaking array would make more sense. The problem says to return a [x, y], I shouldn't have to poke through the test cases to figure it wants an vector with 2 entries.

Then one of the built in test is borked I think.

Makes sense, cause :: means its in the scope of my Same class?
I c++ well enough and I have no idea how these tests work in back end so I know better than waiste my time trying to figure that out.
Like that sample test file doesn't run on its own does it?

But anyway, thanks!

main.cpp:7:1: error: expected unqualified-id
public :
^
main.cpp:18:16: error: use of undeclared identifier 'Same'
bool ans = Same::comp(a, b);
^
2 errors generated.

C++, this doesn't seem to work at all? At first because I am a C++ nub I thought I was having an overflow or something but this happens if you don't touch the code so surely its an error on Codewars side?