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Questions about using check50 to validate the output of your problem set solutions. When using this tag, please provide the command you used to run check50 and the full output of the program in the body of the question.
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My program "works" just fine but it won't pass check50?
The issue is when I run check50 on my program, check50 fails entirely. … But if I declare the global variable that counts the number of words in my dictionary like int number_words = -1; check50 passes "perfectly", even though declaring it as an <int> instead of as a unsigned …
