#🔒 Code runs but output does not match expected result

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austere cairnBOT
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@dim flicker

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frail gull
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!paste the code

austere cairnBOT
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frail gull
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Don't paste files.

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Use the pastebin above to paste it as text

dim flicker
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I have the code in paste.bin but how to send here?

frail gull
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Paste the link

dim flicker
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thjis?

frail gull
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Yup, that worked. Now, explain your problem?

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(this is a lot of code, so try to narrow it down)

dim flicker
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So this code runs and the output is pretty close to my expected output, but there are some differences

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I am missing a few lines too it seems but i can't pick up any errors on my end cause not only is there not enough info to go on, i can't veru fy what i am doing wrong either

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My course instructor is an ass, everyone in the class is struggling particularly cause we don't even know what we're doing weong anymore

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frail gull
dim flicker
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Okay

dim flicker
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Is my issue in heapbubbling ?

surreal blade
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that's too many text that should be in separate files... for easy debugging.. ever heard of OOP?

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frail gull
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Looking at the first few lines... your output is almost correct except it's missing the red lines. Do you know what the red lines represent?

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austere cairnBOT
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