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@Daminator4113 @User123 Hello. This is a very interesting problem. But I have been stuck on it for the past few days. I believe there may be something wrong with how the test cases are checked. The problem formulation and input format is ambiguous too I believe. I have got 2 solutions. Could you please help me out here?
Solution N1:
[No full solution in the forum please]
Solution N2:
[Ditto]
P.S: None of the solutions pass the test cases, I don’t know why though. No LLM was able to solve this problem correctly. What a beast have you created guys??
Have you tried debugging the code manually?
Your message doesn’t really indicate what the actual issue is. Since the puzzle involves both encoding and decoding numbers using the Cistercian numeral system, I’d suggest manually verifying first whether your code encodes numbers from 1 to 100 correctly, and if so, whether your code decodes those results back again correctly.
There’s a good chance the bug is in one of the conversion steps rather than in the test cases themselves.
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I would have expected that the use of the underscore _ and overline ‾ would have been symmetric for the top line and the bottom line of the Cistercian numbers. Alas, this is not the case. Otherwise a great puzzle and I learned something new about ciphers. Thanks.
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