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attempt at output standardization for approximate counting #913

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@leios leios commented Nov 3, 2021

This is an attempt to fix #907 and was also mentioned in #898

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Hi, this looks good to me, however I have two small nitpicks regarding this PR.

Shouldn't the first line ("Counting Tests, 100 trials") also start with [#]\n, as its output should not be verified?

Also the python implementation includes a newline after the first line, which isn't present in the other implementations. This does not matter for automatic validation, as empty lines are skipped, but it seems like an unnecessary inconsistency.

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leios commented Nov 22, 2021

Is this ready to be merged @stormofice

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Hi, sorry for taking so long, I didn't see the commits.

The changes look good to me and are ready to be merged!

@leios leios merged commit edbf50b into algorithm-archivists:master Nov 22, 2021
@leios leios deleted the acount_std branch November 22, 2021 18:16
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leios commented Nov 22, 2021

Great, thanks!

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inconsistent approximate counting implementation
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