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ANTISTRING
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C translation
Java: random tests are inconsistent (my solution passes them after a few attempts). The fault is the same:
expected:<[]> but was:<[Z]>
most likely, that's your solution that doesn't handle properly some edge case. When you raise this kind of issue, you should extract the actual input that is causing this, so that it can be sorted out if the problem is:
=> ?
one moment, please
ok, got it: sometimes random tests have empty strings (my solution failed with it). So it's better to add this:
Fortran Translation Kumited - please accept :D
done, thanks!
Can't see the image, just see a "no hotlinking" error image.
shoot, I see it just fine. however, it's just a picture of a demon, so it can be solved without it.
edit: new image