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Ahh, I think, I got what you meant. This is indeed misleading. I have just changed my description. Could you confirm if it sounds alright now?

I actually don't see any difference... :thinking:

First things first: is that correct? [[[]]], {2:1} -> True

I tried to fix description, I especially tried to remove term subarray from it. but probably I misunderstood... Yeah, [[[]]], {2:1} -> True is correct. The idea is that first layer of brackets is the main array which does not affect other 2 layers of brackets [[]]

ok, so:

• that example should be the first one in the description and the tests

• the actual specs are something like (rewroding might be needed here or there):

  • the constraint dict gives {depth: maximum number of empty arrays at this depth}
  • the user has to check if all the empty arrays in the input are matching the given constraints
  • Depth is zero-based, here (meaning, the inner empty array in [[]] has a depth of 1)

BTW: why this constraint There will always be at least one array in the input.? As long as the input is an array, it could also be empty. It's just that it will satisfy any constraint.

Thank you very much for your help! I have just changed completely the description and it should ( I hope ) sound better. The constraint "There will always be at least one array in the input." was me trying to be nice to the solvers but I agree that it could be also be empty. I will try to avoid this practice in the future!