Lets say I submit console.log('%%');. Somehow this turns to a single % when my output is compared to the expected output leading to incorrect answers, which are actually correct.
The only thing I can think of that behaves like this is a Windows Batch file. That would mean that the output of the node process is interpreted as batch. Very illogical.
Lets say I submit
console.log('%%');
. Somehow this turns to a single%
when my output is compared to the expected output leading to incorrect answers, which are actually correct.The only thing I can think of that behaves like this is a Windows Batch file. That would mean that the output of the node process is interpreted as batch. Very illogical.