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Your solution does the same you just take up another line to copy the contents of the initial string into a new one.
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Whats the point of using auto and then using a trailing return type of int?
Also rare but chad "and" <3.
Hint != kata suggestion. See https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting#post-discourse.
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This works but confuses me a little bit, wouldn't prevIt=it++; be equal to prevIt=it; it++; ? Try running this and you'll see what I mean
I'm having the exact same problem, any hints you can give? Does the browser just not like local static initialization?
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I tried using max_element however in the edge case instance of "aa b" it returned "b", why does this work?
My max_element solution only worked in MSVS compiler but failed with Clang on the site.
Key difference was you're iterating over a vector and calculating the value as it iterates but I looped while (ss >> newStr) to calculate the value and put it in an unordered_map<string,int>. Then used max_element on the unordered_map so thats probably why.
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insane