I gave the right output, but...

Question

On C++ Exercise 6.2: Sharing is Caring, it asks you to swap two variables. I did that and my output matches expected output but it is still wrong? Why?

Question: David and Alex each have aquariums. There are 8 Rainbowfishes in David’s aquarium, and 11 Angelfishes in Alex’s aquarium. Help them exchange their fishes between them.

Complete the code to swap the values of variables between aquariumDavid and aquariumAlex.

Here is my code. The output matches what is asked.
https://code.sololearn.com/cvC5LioN09T8/?ref=app

Answer 1

Chris

It's a bug. In test case output there is scroll. I think that maybe the reason or there maybe some other language (russian or any other language) character in output like last time we faced in one problem.

I reported it but didn't get reply.

Answer 2

Has to be some bug. The code actually matches the algorithm to do so.

Answer 3

I have heard rumours that this perticular question is buggy.

Answer 4

The bug seems to be fixed, because you can now pass the test without trying to guess the number of spaces!

Answer 5

Cheers guys! I just ran my code and it works. Thank you all!!

Answer 6

Can anyone share the photo of expected results and ur codes result

Answer 7

It's hopeless trying to guess that. I just tried, but I succeeded in being able to scroll my own output to the left.

Good luck to the one that guesses it!

Answer 8

Chris

The bug is fixed now. The problem was in output. There was scroll.

Answer 9

It either contains a lot of spaces or a lot of "\t" characters in the end of the last text line, or if it is the first text line, then they must be placed before the line break, because you can scroll the expected output to the left, so the solution must be to guess how many there are of either spaces or "\t" characters in one or both of the text lines.