If the code has an infinite loop or other Python/Pycharm hanging issue (not sure exactly why but using != for ListNode's instead of is not), the test also hangs but does not print out the test case.
That makes troubleshooting very difficult as I have to put a breakpoint and run through test cases until I get to the failure.
It'd be helpful to just run the test case that failed by printing out the input before executing the test case.
If the code has an infinite loop or other Python/Pycharm hanging issue (not sure exactly why but using
!=forListNode's instead ofis not), the test also hangs but does not print out the test case.That makes troubleshooting very difficult as I have to put a breakpoint and run through test cases until I get to the failure.
It'd be helpful to just run the test case that failed by printing out the input before executing the test case.