###### Does the function prints `012345678, 012345679, 012345689, 012345789, 012346789, 012356789, 012456789, 013456789, 023456789, 123456789`?(1)
#### PrintNbrBase
##### Try with the argument: nbr = 919617 and base = 01
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = 919617 and base = 01`
###### Does the function prints `11100000100001000001`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = 753639 and base = CHOUMIisDAcat!
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = 753639 and base = CHOUMIisDAcat!`
###### Does the function prints `HIDAHI`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = -174336 and base = CHOUMIisDAcat!
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = -174336 and base = CHOUMIisDAcat!`
###### Does the function prints `-MssiD`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = -661165 and base = 1
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = -661165 and base = 1`
###### Does the function prints `NV`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = -839376 and base = choumiChoumi
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = -839376 and base = choumiChoumi`
###### Does the function prints `NV`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = -861737 and base = Zone01Zone01
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = -861737 and base = Zone01Zone01`
###### Does the function prints `-1111101`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = 125 and base = 0123456789ABCDEF
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = 125 and base = 0123456789ABCDEF`
###### Does the function prints `7D`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = -125 and base = choumi
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = -125 and base = choumi`
###### Does the function prints `-uoi`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = 125 and base = -ab
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = 125 and base = -ab`
###### Does the function prints `NV`?(1)
##### Try with the argument: nbr = -9223372036854775808 and base = 0123456789
##### Try with the argument: `nbr = -9223372036854775808 and base = 0123456789`
###### Does the function prints `-9223372036854775808`?(1)
#### doop
##### Try with the arguments: 861 + 870
##### Try with the arguments: `861 + 870`
###### Does the program prints `1731`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 861 - 870
##### Try with the arguments: `861 - 870`
###### Does the program prints `-9`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 861 * 870
##### Try with the arguments: `861 * 870`
###### Does the program prints `749070`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 861 / 870
##### Try with the arguments: `861 / 870`
###### Does the program prints `0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 861 % 870
##### Try with the arguments: hello + 1
##### Try with the arguments: `861 % 870`
##### Try with the arguments: `hello + 1`
###### Does the program prints `0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 1 p 1
##### Try with the arguments: `1 p 1`
###### Does the program prints `0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 1 / 0
##### Try with the arguments: `1 / 0`
###### Does the program prints `No division by 0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 1 % 0
##### Try with the arguments: `1 % 0`
###### Does the program prints `No remainder of division by 0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 1 * 1
##### Try with the arguments: `1 * 1`
###### Does the program prints `1`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 2 arguments
##### Try with the arguments: `2 arguments`
###### Does the program prints ``(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 4 arguments so invalid
##### Try with the arguments: `4 arguments so invalid`
###### Does the program prints ``(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 9223372036854775807 + 1
##### Try with the arguments: `9223372036854775807 + 1`
###### Does the program prints `0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 9223372036854775809 - 3
##### Try with the arguments: `9223372036854775809 - 3`
###### Does the program prints `0`(1)
##### Try with the arguments: 9223372036854775807 * 3
##### Try with the arguments: `9223372036854775807 * 3`
###### Does the program prints `0`(1)
#### Atoibase
##### Try with the arguments: s = bcbbbbaab and base = abc
##### Try with the arguments: `s = bcbbbbaab and base = abc`
###### Does the function returns 12016?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = 0001 and base = 01
##### Try with the arguments: `s = 0001 and base = 01`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = 00 and base = 01
##### Try with the arguments: `s = 00 and base = 01`
###### Does the function returns 0?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = saDt!I!sI and base = CHOUMIisDAcat!
##### Try with the arguments: `s = saDt!I!sI and base = CHOUMIisDAcat!`
###### Does the function returns 11557277891?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = AAho?Ao and base = WhoAmI?
##### Try with the arguments: `s = AAho?Ao and base = WhoAmI?`
###### Does the function returns 406772?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = thisinputshouldnotmatter and base = abca
##### Try with the arguments: `s = thisinputshouldnotmatter and base = abca`
###### Does the function returns 0?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = 125 and base = 0123456789
##### Try with the arguments: `s = 125 and base = 0123456789`
###### Does the function returns 125?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = 1111101 and base = 01
##### Try with the arguments: `s = 1111101 and base = 01`
###### Does the function returns 125?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = 7D and base = 0123456789ABCDEF
##### Try with the arguments: `s = 7D and base = 0123456789ABCDEF`
###### Does the function returns 125?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = uoi and base = choumi
##### Try with the arguments: `s = uoi and base = choumi`
###### Does the function returns 125?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: s = bbbbbab and base = -ab
##### Try with the arguments: `s = bbbbbab and base = -ab`
###### Does the function returns 0?(1)
#### splitwhitespaces
##### Try with the argument: str = The earliest foundations of what would become computer science predate the invention of the modern digital computer
##### Try with the argument: `str = The earliest foundations of what would become computer science predate the invention of the modern digital computer`
###### Does the function returns [The earliest foundations of what would become computer science predate the invention of the modern digital computer]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Machines for calculating fixed numerical tasks such as the abacus have existed since antiquity,
##### Try with the argument: `str = Machines for calculating fixed numerical tasks such as the abacus have existed since antiquity,`
###### Does the function returns [Machines for calculating fixed numerical tasks such as the abacus have existed since antiquity,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = aiding in computations such as multiplication and division .
##### Try with the argument: `str = aiding in computations such as multiplication and division .`
###### Does the function returns [aiding in computations such as multiplication and division .]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Algorithms for performing computations have existed since antiquity, even before the development of sophisticated computing equipment.
##### Try with the argument: `str = Algorithms for performing computations have existed since antiquity, even before the development of sophisticated computing equipment.`
###### Does the function returns [Algorithms for performing computations have existed since antiquity, even before the development of sophisticated computing equipment.]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Wilhelm Schickard designed and constructed the first working mechanical calculator in 1623.[4]
##### Try with the argument: `str = Wilhelm Schickard designed and constructed the first working mechanical calculator in 1623.[4]`
###### Does the function returns [Wilhelm Schickard designed and constructed the first working mechanical calculator in 1623.[4]]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = In 1673, Gottfried Leibniz demonstrated a digital mechanical calculator,
##### Try with the argument: `str = In 1673, Gottfried Leibniz demonstrated a digital mechanical calculator,`
###### Does the function returns [In 1673, Gottfried Leibniz demonstrated a digital mechanical calculator,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = called the Stepped Reckoner.[5] He may be considered the first computer scientist and information theorist
##### Try with the argument: `str = called the Stepped Reckoner.[5] He may be considered the first computer scientist and information theorist`
###### Does the function returns [called the Stepped Reckoner.[5] He may be considered the first computer scientist and information theorist]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = , for, among other reasons
##### Try with the argument: `str = , for, among other reasons`
###### documenting the binary number system., Does the function returns [, for, among other reasons, documenting the binary number system.]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = In 1820, Thomas de Colmar launched the mechanical calculator industry[note 1] when he released his simplified arithmometer,
##### Try with the argument: `str = In 1820, Thomas de Colmar launched the mechanical calculator industry[note 1] when he released his simplified arithmometer,`
###### Does the function returns [In 1820, Thomas de Colmar launched the mechanical calculator industry[note 1] when he released his simplified arithmometer,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = which was the first calculating machine strong enough and reliable enough to be used daily in an office environment.
##### Try with the argument: `str = which was the first calculating machine strong enough and reliable enough to be used daily in an office environment.`
###### Does the function returns [which was the first calculating machine strong enough and reliable enough to be used daily in an office environment.]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Charles Babbage started the design of the first automatic mechanical calculator,
##### Try with the argument: `str = Charles Babbage started the design of the first automatic mechanical calculator,`
###### Does the function returns [Charles Babbage started the design of the first automatic mechanical calculator,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = his Difference Engine, in 1822, which eventually gave him the idea of the first programmable mechanical calculator,
##### Try with the argument: `str = his Difference Engine, in 1822, which eventually gave him the idea of the first programmable mechanical calculator,`
###### Does the function returns [his Difference Engine, in 1822, which eventually gave him the idea of the first programmable mechanical calculator,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = his Analytical Engine.[6] He started developing this machine in 1834,
##### Try with the argument: `str = his Analytical Engine.[6] He started developing this machine in 1834,`
###### Does the function returns [his Analytical Engine.[6] He started developing this machine in 1834,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = and "in less than two years,
##### Try with the argument: `str = and "in less than two years,`
###### Does the function returns [and "in less than two years,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = he had sketched out many of the salient features of the modern computer".[7] "A crucial step was th
##### Try with the argument: `str = he had sketched out many of the salient features of the modern computer".[7] "A crucial step was th`
###### adoption of a punched card system derived from the Jacquard loom"[7] making it infinitely programmable.[note 2] In 1843,, Does the function returns [he had sketched out many of the salient features of the modern computer".[7] "A crucial step was the adoption of a punched card system derived from the Jacquard loom"[7] making it infinitely programmable.[note 2] In 1843,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = during the translation of a French article on the Analytical Engine,
##### Try with the argument: `str = during the translation of a French article on the Analytical Engine,`
###### Does the function returns [during the translation of a French article on the Analytical Engine,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Ada Lovelace wrote,
##### Try with the argument: `str = Ada Lovelace wrote,`
###### Does the function returns [Ada Lovelace wrote,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = in one of the many notes she included,
##### Try with the argument: `str = in one of the many notes she included,`
###### Does the function returns [in one of the many notes she included,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = an algorithm to compute the Bernoulli numbers,
##### Try with the argument: `str = an algorithm to compute the Bernoulli numbers,`
###### Does the function returns [an algorithm to compute the Bernoulli numbers,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = which is considered to be the first published algorithm ever specifically tailored for implementation on a computer.[8] Around 1885,
##### Try with the argument: `str = which is considered to be the first published algorithm ever specifically tailored for implementation on a computer.[8] Around 1885,`
###### Does the function returns [which is considered to be the first published algorithm ever specifically tailored for implementation on a computer.[8] Around 1885,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Herman Hollerith invented the tabulator,
##### Try with the argument: `str = Herman Hollerith invented the tabulator,`
###### Does the function returns [Herman Hollerith invented the tabulator,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = which used punched cards to process statistical information; eventually his company became part of IBM. Following Babbage,
##### Try with the argument: `str = which used punched cards to process statistical information; eventually his company became part of IBM. Following Babbage,`
###### Does the function returns [which used punched cards to process statistical information; eventually his company became part of IBM. Following Babbage,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = although unaware of his earlier work,
##### Try with the argument: `str = although unaware of his earlier work,`
###### Does the function returns [although unaware of his earlier work,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Percy Ludgate in 1909 published [9] the 2nd of the only two designs for mechanical analytical engines in history. In 1937,
##### Try with the argument: `str = Percy Ludgate in 1909 published [9] the 2nd of the only two designs for mechanical analytical engines in history. In 1937,`
###### Does the function returns [Percy Ludgate in 1909 published [9] the 2nd of the only two designs for mechanical analytical engines in history. In 1937,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = one hundred years after Babbage's impossible dream,
##### Try with the argument: `str = one hundred years after Babbage's impossible dream,`
###### Does the function returns [one hundred years after Babbage's impossible dream,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Howard Aiken convinced IBM,
##### Try with the argument: `str = Howard Aiken convinced IBM,`
###### Does the function returns [Howard Aiken convinced IBM,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = which was making all kinds of punched card equipment and was also in the calculator business[10] to develop his giant programmable calculator,
##### Try with the argument: `str = which was making all kinds of punched card equipment and was also in the calculator business[10] to develop his giant programmable calculator,`
###### Does the function returns [which was making all kinds of punched card equipment and was also in the calculator business[10] to develop his giant programmable calculator,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = the ASCC/Harvard Mark I,
##### Try with the argument: `str = the ASCC/Harvard Mark I,`
###### Does the function returns [the ASCC/Harvard Mark I,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = based on Babbage's Analytical Engine,
##### Try with the argument: `str = based on Babbage's Analytical Engine,`
###### Does the function returns [based on Babbage's Analytical Engine,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = which itself used cards and a central computing unit. When the machine was finished,
##### Try with the argument: `str = which itself used cards and a central computing unit. When the machine was finished,`
###### Does the function returns [which itself used cards and a central computing unit. When the machine was finished,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = some hailed it as "Babbage's dream come true".[11]
##### Try with the argument: `str = some hailed it as "Babbage's dream come true".[11]`
###### Does the function returns [some hailed it as "Babbage's dream come true".[11]]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = During the 1940s,
##### Try with the argument: `str = During the 1940s,`
###### Does the function returns [During the 1940s,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = as new and more powerful computing machines such as the Atanasoff-Berry computer and ENIAC were developed,
##### Try with the argument: `str = as new and more powerful computing machines such as the Atanasoff-Berry computer and ENIAC were developed,`
###### Does the function returns [as new and more powerful computing machines such as the Atanasoff-Berry computer and ENIAC were developed,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = the term computer came to refer to the machines rather than their human predecessors.[12] As it became clear that computers could be used for more than just mathematical calculations,
##### Try with the argument: `str = the term computer came to refer to the machines rather than their human predecessors.[12] As it became clear that computers could be used for more than just mathematical calculations,`
###### Does the function returns [the term computer came to refer to the machines rather than their human predecessors.[12] As it became clear that computers could be used for more than just mathematical calculations,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = the field of computer science broadened to study computation in general. In 1945,
##### Try with the argument: `str = the field of computer science broadened to study computation in general. In 1945,`
###### Does the function returns [the field of computer science broadened to study computation in general. In 1945,]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = IBM founded the Watson Scientific Computing Laboratory at Columbia University in New York City. The renovated fraternity house on Manhattan's West Side was IBM's first laboratory devoted to pure science.
##### Try with the argument: `str = IBM founded the Watson Scientific Computing Laboratory at Columbia University in New York City. The renovated fraternity house on Manhattan's West Side was IBM's first laboratory devoted to pure science.`
###### Does the function returns [IBM founded the Watson Scientific Computing Laboratory at Columbia University in New York City. The renovated fraternity house on Manhattan's West Side was IBM's first laboratory devoted to pure science.]?(1)
##### Try with the argument: str = Hello how are you?
##### Try with the argument: `str = Hello how are you?`
###### Does the function returns [Hello how are you?]?(1)
split
##### Try with the arguments: str = |=choumi=|which|=choumi=|itself|=choumi=|used|=choumi=|cards|=choumi=|and|=choumi=|a|=choumi=|central|=choumi=|computing|=choumi=|unit.|=choumi=|When|=choumi=|the|=choumi=|machine|=choumi=|was|=choumi=|finished, and charset = |=choumi=|
##### Try with the arguments: `str = |=choumi=|which|=choumi=|itself|=choumi=|used|=choumi=|cards|=choumi=|and|=choumi=|a|=choumi=|central|=choumi=|computing|=choumi=|unit.|=choumi=|When|=choumi=|the|=choumi=|machine|=choumi=|was|=choumi=|finished, and charset = |=choumi=|`
###### Does the function returns [ which itself used cards and a central computing unit. When the machine was finished,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = !==!which!==!was!==!making!==!all!==!kinds!==!of!==!punched!==!card!==!equipment!==!and!==!was!==!also!==!in!==!the!==!calculator!==!business[10]!==!to!==!develop!==!his!==!giant!==!programmable!==!calculator, and charset = !==!
##### Try with the arguments: `str = !==!which!==!was!==!making!==!all!==!kinds!==!of!==!punched!==!card!==!equipment!==!and!==!was!==!also!==!in!==!the!==!calculator!==!business[10]!==!to!==!develop!==!his!==!giant!==!programmable!==!calculator, and charset = !==!`
###### Does the function returns [ which was making all kinds of punched card equipment and was also in the calculator business[10] to develop his giant programmable calculator,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = AFJCharlesAFJBabbageAFJstartedAFJtheAFJdesignAFJofAFJtheAFJfirstAFJautomaticAFJmechanicalAFJcalculator, and charset = AFJ
##### Try with the arguments: `str = AFJCharlesAFJBabbageAFJstartedAFJtheAFJdesignAFJofAFJtheAFJfirstAFJautomaticAFJmechanicalAFJcalculator, and charset = AFJ`
###### Does the function returns [ Charles Babbage started the design of the first automatic mechanical calculator,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = |=choumi=|Ada|=choumi=|Lovelace|=choumi=|wrote, and charset = |=choumi=|
##### Try with the arguments: `str = |=choumi=|Ada|=choumi=|Lovelace|=choumi=|wrote, and charset = |=choumi=|`
###### Does the function returns [ Ada Lovelace wrote,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = !==!the!==!term!==!computer!==!came!==!to!==!refer!==!to!==!the!==!machines!==!rather!==!than!==!their!==!human!==!predecessors.[12]!==!As!==!it!==!became!==!clear!==!that!==!computers!==!could!==!be!==!used!==!for!==!more!==!than!==!just!==!mathematical!==!calculations, and charset = !==!
##### Try with the arguments: `str = !==!the!==!term!==!computer!==!came!==!to!==!refer!==!to!==!the!==!machines!==!rather!==!than!==!their!==!human!==!predecessors.[12]!==!As!==!it!==!became!==!clear!==!that!==!computers!==!could!==!be!==!used!==!for!==!more!==!than!==!just!==!mathematical!==!calculations, and charset = !==!`
###### Does the function returns [ the term computer came to refer to the machines rather than their human predecessors.[12] As it became clear that computers could be used for more than just mathematical calculations,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = <<==123==>>In<<==123==>>1820,<<==123==>>Thomas<<==123==>>de<<==123==>>Colmar<<==123==>>launched<<==123==>>the<<==123==>>mechanical<<==123==>>calculator<<==123==>>industry[note<<==123==>>1]<<==123==>>when<<==123==>>he<<==123==>>released<<==123==>>his<<==123==>>simplified<<==123==>>arithmometer, and charset = <<==123==>>
##### Try with the arguments: `str = <<==123==>>In<<==123==>>1820,<<==123==>>Thomas<<==123==>>de<<==123==>>Colmar<<==123==>>launched<<==123==>>the<<==123==>>mechanical<<==123==>>calculator<<==123==>>industry[note<<==123==>>1]<<==123==>>when<<==123==>>he<<==123==>>released<<==123==>>his<<==123==>>simplified<<==123==>>arithmometer, and charset = <<==123==>>`
###### Does the function returns [ In 1820, Thomas de Colmar launched the mechanical calculator industry[note 1] when he released his simplified arithmometer,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = The!==!earliest!==!foundations!==!of!==!what!==!would!==!become!==!computer!==!science!==!predate!==!the!==!invention!==!of!==!the!==!modern!==!digital!==!computer and charset = !==!
##### Try with the arguments: `str = The!==!earliest!==!foundations!==!of!==!what!==!would!==!become!==!computer!==!science!==!predate!==!the!==!invention!==!of!==!the!==!modern!==!digital!==!computer and charset = !==!`
###### Does the function returns [The earliest foundations of what would become computer science predate the invention of the modern digital computer]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = !==!the!==!field!==!of!==!computer!==!science!==!broadened!==!to!==!study!==!computation!==!in!==!general.!==!In!==!1945, and charset = !==!
##### Try with the arguments: `str = !==!the!==!field!==!of!==!computer!==!science!==!broadened!==!to!==!study!==!computation!==!in!==!general.!==!In!==!1945, and charset = !==!`
###### Does the function returns [ the field of computer science broadened to study computation in general. In 1945,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = !==!which!==!is!==!considered!==!to!==!be!==!the!==!first!==!published!==!algorithm!==!ever!==!specifically!==!tailored!==!for!==!implementation!==!on!==!a!==!computer.[8]!==!Around!==!1885, and charset = !==!
##### Try with the arguments: `str = !==!which!==!is!==!considered!==!to!==!be!==!the!==!first!==!published!==!algorithm!==!ever!==!specifically!==!tailored!==!for!==!implementation!==!on!==!a!==!computer.[8]!==!Around!==!1885, and charset = !==!`
###### Does the function returns [ which is considered to be the first published algorithm ever specifically tailored for implementation on a computer.[8] Around 1885,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = !=HA=!which!=HA=!is!=HA=!considered!=HA=!to!=HA=!be!=HA=!the!=HA=!first!=HA=!published!=HA=!algorithm!=HA=!ever!=HA=!specifically!=HA=!tailored!=HA=!for!=HA=!implementation!=HA=!on!=HA=!a!=HA=!computer.[8]!=HA=!Around!=HA=!1885, and charset = !=HA=!
##### Try with the arguments: `str = !=HA=!which!=HA=!is!=HA=!considered!=HA=!to!=HA=!be!=HA=!the!=HA=!first!=HA=!published!=HA=!algorithm!=HA=!ever!=HA=!specifically!=HA=!tailored!=HA=!for!=HA=!implementation!=HA=!on!=HA=!a!=HA=!computer.[8]!=HA=!Around!=HA=!1885, and charset = !=HA=!`
###### Does the function returns [ which is considered to be the first published algorithm ever specifically tailored for implementation on a computer.[8] Around 1885,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = based on Babbage's Analytical Engine, and charset =
##### Try with the arguments: `str = based on Babbage's Analytical Engine, and charset =`
###### Does the function returns [ based on Babbage's Analytical Engine,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = [<>abc<>]his[<>abc<>]Analytical[<>abc<>]Engine.[6][<>abc<>]He[<>abc<>]started[<>abc<>]developing[<>abc<>]this[<>abc<>]machine[<>abc<>]in[<>abc<>]1834, and charset = [<>abc<>]
##### Try with the arguments: `str = [<>abc<>]his[<>abc<>]Analytical[<>abc<>]Engine.[6][<>abc<>]He[<>abc<>]started[<>abc<>]developing[<>abc<>]this[<>abc<>]machine[<>abc<>]in[<>abc<>]1834, and charset = [<>abc<>]`
###### Does the function returns [ his Analytical Engine.[6] He started developing this machine in 1834,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = During<<==123==>>the<<==123==>>1940s, and charset = <<==123==>>
##### Try with the arguments: `str = During<<==123==>>the<<==123==>>1940s, and charset = <<==123==>>`
###### Does the function returns [During the 1940s,]?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: str = HelloHAhowHAareHAyou? and charset = HA
##### Try with the arguments: `str = HelloHAhowHAareHAyou? and charset = HA`
###### Does the function returns [Hello how are you?]?(1)
convertbase
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "10010001000011010000", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "10010001000011010000", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"`
###### Does the function returns "910D0"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "4CDC", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "WhoAmI?"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "4CDC", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "WhoAmI?"`
###### Does the function returns "hhhoA?"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "o1nonZ0e", baseFrom = "Zone01" and baseTo = "Zone01"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "o1nonZ0e", baseFrom = "Zone01" and baseTo = "Zone01"`
###### Does the function returns "o1nonZ0e"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "719462", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "choumi"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "719462", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "choumi"`
###### Does the function returns "ououcico"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "ococcuho", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "choumi"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "ococcuho", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "choumi"`
###### Does the function returns "ococcuho"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "382230", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "abc"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "382230", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "abc"`
###### Does the function returns "cabbacacccaa"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "2CE0C", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "choumi"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "2CE0C", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "choumi"`
###### Does the function returns "uiuiccm"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "uhcoccm", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "0123456789"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "uhcoccm", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "0123456789"`
###### Does the function returns "148180"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "IhoWo?I", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "abc"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "IhoWo?I", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "abc"`
###### Does the function returns "babaccccacbca"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "bababbabaabcb", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "WhoAmI?"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "bababbabaabcb", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "WhoAmI?"`
###### Does the function returns "IWmmImA"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "263798", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "263798", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"`
###### Does the function returns "itHtc"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "oo01eZeo", baseFrom = "Zone01" and baseTo = "0123456789"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "oo01eZeo", baseFrom = "Zone01" and baseTo = "0123456789"`
###### Does the function returns "364843"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "43F9C", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "43F9C", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"`
###### Does the function returns "43F9C"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "hWmhoIII", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "abc"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "hWmhoIII", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "abc"`
###### Does the function returns "bcaabacbbcbac"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "10001110111000110000", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "10001110111000110000", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"`
###### Does the function returns "8EE30"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "hmuhomuo", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "abc"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "hmuhomuo", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "abc"`
###### Does the function returns "ccacccbcbaac"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "HtCODc", baseFrom = "CHOUMIisDAcat!" and baseTo = "choumi"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "HtCODc", baseFrom = "CHOUMIisDAcat!" and baseTo = "choumi"`
###### Does the function returns "uuoucuhc"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "uhhicomi", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "01"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "uhhicomi", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "01"`
###### Does the function returns "11011011111011010101"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "mAIIo?o", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "mAIIo?o", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"`
###### Does the function returns "!tt!A"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "cbbcaaccbbcc", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "WhoAmI?"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "cbbcaaccbbcc", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "WhoAmI?"`
###### Does the function returns "AImWIho"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "113431", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "01"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "113431", baseFrom = "0123456789" and baseTo = "01"`
###### Does the function returns "11011101100010111"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "10111011101001010000", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "Zone01"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "10111011101001010000", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "Zone01"`
###### Does the function returns "n0n1Zo00"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "I?WImII", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "choumi"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "I?WImII", baseFrom = "WhoAmI?" and baseTo = "choumi"`
###### Does the function returns "oomihhuc"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "babaabbbaccaa", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "01"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "babaabbbaccaa", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "01"`
###### Does the function returns "10010000111100111001"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "ooumiocm", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "choumi"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "ooumiocm", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "choumi"`
###### Does the function returns "ooumiocm"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "cacaabaabcc", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "abc"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "cacaabaabcc", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "abc"`
###### Does the function returns "cacaabaabcc"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "imouhho", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "imouhho", baseFrom = "choumi" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"`
###### Does the function returns "i!sAO"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "cabaccaaaacb", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "abc"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "cabaccaaaacb", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "abc"`
###### Does the function returns "cabaccaaaacb"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "5FF2C", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "5FF2C", baseFrom = "0123456789ABCDEF" and baseTo = "CHOUMIisDAcat!"`
###### Does the function returns "cUUHc"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "ccbcbcabcacc", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "ccbcbcabcacc", baseFrom = "abc" and baseTo = "0123456789ABCDEF"`
###### Does the function returns "7C439"?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: nbr = "101011", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "0123456789"
##### Try with the arguments: `nbr = "101011", baseFrom = "01" and baseTo = "0123456789"`
###### Does the function returns "43"?(1)
rotatevowels
##### Try the program without any arguments
###### Does the program displays a new line?(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: "Hello World"
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: `"Hello World"`
###### Does the program return: `Hollo Werld`(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: "HEllO World" "problem solved"
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `"HEllO World" "problem solved"`
###### Does the program return: `Hello Werld problom sOlvEd`(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: "str" "shh" "psst"
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: `"str" "shh" "psst"`
###### Does the program return: `str shh psst`(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: "happy thoughts" "good luck"
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: `"happy thoughts" "good luck"`
###### Does the program return: `happy thoughts good luck`(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: "al's elEphAnt is overly underweight!"
##### Try executing the program passing as argument: `"al's elEphAnt is overly underweight!"`
###### Does the program return: (1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: Machines for calculating fixed numerical tasks such as the abacus
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `Machines for calculating fixed numerical tasks such as the abacus`
###### Does the program return: Muchanas fer calculatang fixed numericil tasks such as tho ebicas(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: have existed since antiquity, aiding in computations such as multiplication and division
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `have existed since antiquity, aiding in computations such as multiplication and division`
###### Does the program return: hovi ixistad sonci antiqiuty, audong in camputotiins sich as miltuplicatein end divesean(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: Algorithms for performing computations have existed since antiquity, even before the development of sophisticated computing equipment
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `Algorithms for performing computations have existed since antiquity, even before the development of sophisticated computing equipment`
###### Does the program return: elgiruthms fer pirfurmong cempatitions hove oxested sence onteqeety, ivun bifare thi devilepment af sophistacutod cimpoteng oqiopmAnt(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: Wilhelm Schickard designed and constructed the first working mechanical calculator in 1623. In 1673, Gottfried Leibniz demonstrated a digital mechanical calculator, called the Stepped Reckoner
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `Wilhelm Schickard designed and constructed the first working mechanical calculator in 1623. In 1673, Gottfried Leibniz demonstrated a digital mechanical calculator, called the Stepped Reckoner`
###### Does the program return: Welholm Scheckerd desegned and constractud tha farst wirkang mechanicil calcelator en 1623i in 1673, Gettfreid LoIbn.z dimonstratud a dagital mechinocil celcelutor, called thi Steppad Rickenir(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: A crucial step was th
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `A crucial step was th`
###### adoption of a punched card system derived from the Jacquard loom, Does the program return: o crocaul stap wes tho edipteen af e punchad cord systom dirovad frem tha Jecqaird luAm(1)
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: making it infinitely programmable
##### Try executing the program passing as arguments: `making it infinitely programmable`
###### Does the program return: mekang at onfenitily prigrimmibla(1)
advancedsortwordarr
##### Try with the arguments array = [X3RvpTTOo b1 RR bTVi iO 3 5Be2id5AY G a t9J4 NP mJoJM ci97 r W 4 WcVVBJc K 9pkpByJ Ebbia 4ox8TWUD inv q3 jPYp7g av HQ O0 Ncmg z 3WLJcrbLB7LoY lVce8L XWgMsw MkOITgWoS SFv] and f = strings.Compare
@ -432,7 +432,7 @@ advancedsortwordarr
#### cat
##### Run the program without arguments:
##### write: Hello
`##### write: Hello`
###### Does the program return: Hello(1)
##### write: jaflsdfj
###### Does the program return: jaflsdfj(1)
@ -461,100 +461,101 @@ advancedsortwordarr
#### activebits
##### Try with the argument: n = 15
##### Try with the argument: `n = 15`
###### Does the function returns 4?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 17
##### Try with the argument: `n = 17`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 17
##### Try with the argument: `n = 17`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 4
##### Try with the argument: `n = 4`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 11
##### Try with the argument: `n = 11`
###### Does the function returns 3?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 9
##### Try with the argument: `n = 9`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 12
##### Try with the argument: `n = 12`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 11
##### Try with the argument: `n = 11`
###### Does the function returns 3?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 2
##### Try with the argument: `n = 2`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 8
##### Try with the argument: `n = 8`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 15
##### Try with the argument: `n = 15`
###### Does the function returns 4?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 17
##### Try with the argument: `n = 17`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 10
##### Try with the argument: `n = 10`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 11
##### Try with the argument: `n = 11`
###### Does the function returns 3?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 16
##### Try with the argument: `n = 16`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 12
##### Try with the argument: `n = 12`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 20
##### Try with the argument: `n = 20`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 19
##### Try with the argument: `n = 19`
###### Does the function returns 3?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 18
##### Try with the argument: `n = 18`
###### Does the function returns 2?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 4
##### Try with the argument: `n = 4`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
##### Try with the argument: n = 8
##### Try with the argument: `n = 8`
###### Does the function returns 1?(1)
#### sortlistinsert
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> <nil> and data_ref = 39
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> <nil> and data_ref = 39`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 39-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 1-> 2-> 3-> 4-> 5-> 24-> 25-> 54-> <nil> and data_ref = 33
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 1-> 2-> 3-> 4-> 5-> 24-> 25-> 54-> <nil> and data_ref = 33`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 1-> 2-> 3-> 4-> 5-> 24-> 25-> 33-> 54-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 2-> 18-> 33-> 37-> 37-> 39-> 52-> 53-> 57-> <nil> and data_ref = 53
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 2-> 18-> 33-> 37-> 37-> 39-> 52-> 53-> 57-> <nil> and data_ref = 53`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 2-> 18-> 33-> 37-> 37-> 39-> 52-> 53-> 53-> 57-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 5-> 18-> 24-> 28-> 35-> 42-> 45-> 52-> <nil> and data_ref = 52
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 5-> 18-> 24-> 28-> 35-> 42-> 45-> 52-> <nil> and data_ref = 52`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 5-> 18-> 24-> 28-> 35-> 42-> 45-> 52-> 52-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 12-> 20-> 23-> 23-> 24-> 30-> 41-> 53-> 57-> 59-> <nil> and data_ref = 38
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 12-> 20-> 23-> 23-> 24-> 30-> 41-> 53-> 57-> 59-> <nil> and data_ref = 38`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 12-> 20-> 23-> 23-> 24-> 30-> 38-> 41-> 53-> 57-> 59-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 4-> 11-> 15-> 19-> 22-> 23-> 56-> 58-> <nil> and data_ref = 29
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 4-> 11-> 15-> 19-> 22-> 23-> 56-> 58-> <nil> and data_ref = 29`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 4-> 11-> 15-> 19-> 22-> 23-> 29-> 56-> 58-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 18-> 23-> 25-> 33-> 34-> 35-> 37-> 40-> 57-> <nil> and data_ref = 47
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 18-> 23-> 25-> 33-> 34-> 35-> 37-> 40-> 57-> <nil> and data_ref = 47`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 18-> 23-> 25-> 33-> 34-> 35-> 37-> 40-> 47-> 57-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: l = 0-> 7-> 14-> 17-> 18-> 24-> 28-> 34-> 34-> 37-> 42-> 46-> 49-> <nil> and data_ref = 3
##### Try with the arguments: `l = 0-> 7-> 14-> 17-> 18-> 24-> 28-> 34-> 34-> 37-> 42-> 46-> 49-> <nil> and data_ref = 3`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 3-> 7-> 14-> 17-> 18-> 24-> 28-> 34-> 34-> 37-> 42-> 46-> 49-> <nil>)?(1)
#### sortedlistmerge
##### Try with the arguments: n1 = <nil> and n2 = <nil>
##### Try with the arguments: `n1 = <nil> and n2 = <nil>`
###### Does the function returns (<nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: n1 = <nil> and n2 = 2-> 2-> 4-> 9-> 12-> 12-> 19-> 20-> <nil>
##### Try with the arguments: `n1 = <nil> and n2 = 2-> 2-> 4-> 9-> 12-> 12-> 19-> 20-> <nil>`
###### Does the function returns (2-> 2-> 4-> 9-> 12-> 12-> 19-> 20-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: n1 = 4-> 4-> 6-> 9-> 13-> 18-> 20-> 20-> <nil> and n2 = <nil>
##### Try with the arguments: `n1 = 4-> 4-> 6-> 9-> 13-> 18-> 20-> 20-> <nil> and n2 = <nil>`
###### Does the function returns (4-> 4-> 6-> 9-> 13-> 18-> 20-> 20-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: n1 = 0-> 7-> 39-> 92-> 97-> 93-> 91-> 28-> 64-> <nil> and n2 = 80-> 23-> 27-> 30-> 85-> 81-> 75-> 70-> <nil>
##### Try with the arguments: `n1 = 0-> 7-> 39-> 92-> 97-> 93-> 91-> 28-> 64-> <nil> and n2 = 80-> 23-> 27-> 30-> 85-> 81-> 75-> 70-> <nil>`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 7-> 39-> 80-> 23-> 27-> 30-> 85-> 81-> 75-> 70-> 92-> 97-> 93-> 91-> 28-> 64-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: n1 =0-> 2-> 11-> 30-> 54-> 56-> 70-> 79-> 99-> <nil> and n2 = 23-> 28-> 38-> 67-> 67-> 79-> 95-> 97-> <nil>
##### Try with the arguments: `n1 =0-> 2-> 11-> 30-> 54-> 56-> 70-> 79-> 99-> <nil> and n2 = 23-> 28-> 38-> 67-> 67-> 79-> 95-> 97-> <nil>`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 2-> 11-> 23-> 28-> 30-> 38-> 54-> 56-> 67-> 67-> 70-> 79-> 79-> 95-> 97-> 99-> <nil>)?(1)
##### Try with the arguments: n1 = 0-> 3-> 8-> 8-> 13-> 19-> 34-> 38-> 46-> <nil> and n2 = 7-> 39-> 45-> 53-> 59-> 70-> 76-> 79-> <nil>
##### Try with the arguments: `n1 = 0-> 3-> 8-> 8-> 13-> 19-> 34-> 38-> 46-> <nil> and n2 = 7-> 39-> 45-> 53-> 59-> 70-> 76-> 79-> <nil>`
###### Does the function returns (0-> 3-> 7-> 8-> 8-> 13-> 19-> 34-> 38-> 39-> 45-> 46-> 53-> 59-> 70-> 76-> 79-> <nil>)?(1)
#### listremoveif
##### Try with the arguments: l = <nil> and data_ref = 1
##### Try with the arguments: `l = <nil> and data_ref = 1`
###### Does the function returns (<nil>)?
##### Try with the arguments: l = <nil> and and data_ref = 96
##### Try with the arguments: `l = <nil> and and data_ref = 96`
###### Does the function returns (<nil>)?
y with the arguments: l = 98-> 98-> 33-> 34-> 33-> 34-> 33-> 89-> 33-> <nil> and and data_ref = 34, Does the function returns (98-> 98-> 33-> 33-> 33-> 89-> 33-> <nil>)?
y with the arguments: l = 79-> 74-> 99-> 79-> 7-> <nil> and and data_ref = 99, Does the function returns (79-> 74-> 79-> 7-> <nil>)?
y with the arguments: l = 56-> 93-> 68-> 56-> 87-> 68-> 56-> 68-> <nil> and and data_ref = 68, Does the function returns (56-> 93-> 56-> 87-> 56-> <nil>)?
y with the arguments: l = mvkUxbqhQve4l-> 4Zc4t hnf SQ-> q2If E8BPuX -> <nil> and and data_ref = 4Zc4t hnf SQ, Does the function returns (mvkUxbqhQve4l-> q2If E8BPuX -> <nil>)?
y with the arguments: l = hello1-> hello2-> hello-> hello3-> <nil> and and data_ref = hello, Does the function returns (hello1-> hello2-> hello3-> <nil>)?
ry with the arguments: l = fZfX1 r G9hG-> VRcbreYo4cM -> <nil> and and data_ref = VRcbreYo4cM ,
y with the arguments: `l = 98-> 98-> 33-> 34-> 33-> 34-> 33-> 89-> 33-> <nil> and and data_ref = 34, Does the function returns (98-> 98-> 33-> 33-> 33-> 89-> 33-> <nil>)?`
y with the arguments: `l = 79-> 74-> 99-> 79-> 7-> <nil> and and data_ref = 99, Does the function returns (79-> 74-> 79-> 7-> <nil>)?`
y with the arguments: `l = 56-> 93-> 68-> 56-> 87-> 68-> 56-> 68-> <nil> and and data_ref = 68, Does the function returns (56-> 93-> 56-> 87-> 56-> <nil>)?`
y with the arguments: `l = mvkUxbqhQve4l-> 4Zc4t hnf SQ-> q2If E8BPuX -> <nil> and and data_ref = 4Zc4t hnf SQ, Does the function returns (mvkUxbqhQve4l-> q2If E8BPuX -> <nil>)?`
y with the arguments: `l = hello1-> hello2-> hello-> hello3-> <nil> and and data_ref = hello, Does the function returns (hello1-> hello2-> hello3-> <nil>)?`
ry with the arguments: `l = fZfX1 r G9hG-> VRcbreYo4cM -> <nil> and and data_ref = VRcbreYo4cM ,`
##### Does the function returns (fZfX1 r G9hG-> <nil>)?
#### btreetransplant
##### Try with the arguments: root =
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
```
01
└── 07
├── 12
@ -569,8 +570,8 @@ repla =
└── 33
└── 12
└── 15
###### Does the function returns(1)
```
```
01
└── 07
├── 55
@ -581,8 +582,10 @@ repla =
└── 05
└── 02
└── 03
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
```
###### Does the function returns the value above?
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
```
33
├── 5
│ └── 52
@ -597,8 +600,8 @@ repla =
└── 33
└── 12
└── 15
###### Does the function returns(1)
```
```
33
├── 5
│ └── 52
@ -607,8 +610,10 @@ repla =
└── 33
└── 12
└── 15
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
```
###### Does the function returns the value above?
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
```
03
└── 39
├── 99
@ -623,8 +628,9 @@ repla =
└── 33
└── 12
└── 15
```
###### Does the function returns(1)
```
03
└── 39
├── 99
@ -634,8 +640,10 @@ repla =
└── 33
└── 12
└── 15
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
```
###### Does the function returns the value above?
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
```
03
├── 03
│ └── 94
@ -650,8 +658,8 @@ repla =
└── 33
└── 12
└── 15
###### Does the function returns(1)
```
```
03
├── 03
│ └── 94
@ -661,8 +669,9 @@ repla =
│ └── 12
│ └── 15
└── 01
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
```
###### Does the function returns the value above?
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
02
├── 03
│ └── 92
@ -688,7 +697,7 @@ repla =
│ └── 15
└── 01
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
00
└── 02
└── 04
@ -717,7 +726,7 @@ repla =
└── 12
└── 15
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
02
└── 03
└── 06
@ -742,7 +751,7 @@ repla =
└── 12
└── 15
?
##### Try with the arguments: root =
##### Try with the arguments: `root = `
06
├── 07
│ └── 09
@ -768,7 +777,7 @@ repla =
#### btreeapplybylevel
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
01
└── 07
├── 12
@ -785,7 +794,7 @@ repla =
10
03
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
01
└── 07
├── 12
@ -796,7 +805,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 01070512021003(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
01
└── 07
├── 12
@ -809,7 +818,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [01],[07],[05],[12],[02],[10],[03],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
33
├── 5
│ └── 52
@ -826,7 +835,7 @@ repla =
52
11
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
33
├── 5
│ └── 52
@ -837,7 +846,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 3320513315211(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
33
├── 5
│ └── 52
@ -850,7 +859,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [33],[20],[5],[13],[31],[52],[11],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
03
└── 39
├── 99
@ -867,7 +876,7 @@ repla =
44
11
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
03
└── 39
├── 99
@ -878,7 +887,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 03391199144411(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
03
└── 39
├── 99
@ -891,7 +900,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [03],[39],[11],[99],[14],[44],[11],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
03
├── 03
│ └── 94
@ -908,7 +917,7 @@ repla =
111
24
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
03
├── 03
│ └── 94
@ -919,7 +928,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 030103941911124(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
03
├── 03
│ └── 94
@ -932,7 +941,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [03],[01],[03],[94],[19],[111],[24],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
02
├── 03
│ └── 92
@ -949,7 +958,7 @@ repla =
111
22
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
02
├── 03
│ └── 92
@ -960,7 +969,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 020103921911122(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
02
├── 03
│ └── 92
@ -973,7 +982,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [02],[01],[03],[92],[19],[111],[22],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
00
└── 02
└── 04
@ -990,7 +999,7 @@ repla =
66
21
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
00
└── 02
└── 04
@ -1002,7 +1011,7 @@ repla =
###### Does the function prints: 00020453236621(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
00
└── 02
└── 04
@ -1015,7 +1024,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [00],[02],[04],[53],[23],[66],[21],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
02
└── 03
└── 06
@ -1032,7 +1041,7 @@ repla =
28
24
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
02
└── 03
└── 06
@ -1043,7 +1052,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 02030609832824(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
02
└── 03
└── 06
@ -1056,7 +1065,7 @@ repla =
}
###### Does the function prints: [02],[03],[06],[09],[83],[28],[24],(1)
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
06
├── 07
│ └── 09
@ -1073,7 +1082,7 @@ repla =
68
64
##### Try with the argument: root =
##### Try with the argument: `root = `
06
├── 07
│ └── 09
@ -1084,7 +1093,7 @@ repla =
and f = fmt.Print
###### Does the function prints: 06010709836864(1)
Augusto
5 years ago