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The code I wrote goes through test cases that I wrote myself. But submitting it gives Runtime Error. I literally wrote print(3) and the solving was accepted. And there is no solution. Literally another abandoned problem. Delete it or fix it and create test cases. Or have you already completely accepted that "leetcode" is better? Should I do the same?