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you only assign score once, outside the loop
but with that said, not enough information
yea, I tried to use a little as possible π
as little is possible isn't really what is needed, like, strictly speaking "as little as possible" is... well, literally nothing
as little as possible to fully demonstrate the entire problem with all required context necessary to understand it, but not more than this
notably this doesn't mean just dump your entire code
it does mean you may need to copy your original code, delete a bunch of stuff, and post a new example, that compiles and runs, with only the bare minimum required code to accomplish this
but, the link I gave explains this
minimal means, well... minimal, it doesn't mean "nothing"
and it doesn't mean "all your code"
somewhere in between
okay, thank you for an explanation
see some recent (past 30 minutes) conversation in #cpp-help-text for an example of how not to respond to this request for an MCVE π
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