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@Duga No AI. Change was made to code block without any code in it.

@Duga No AI. A stray character was removed from the bottom of the code block.

@Duga No, just the usual code fence fix

@Mast Great.

Understood. I don't expect you to answer this here.

I'm not sure. I'm not a Java expert, but they "look" ok. The unregistered user who posted an answer yesterday has been suspended. Is it all the same person with different accounts?

This question continues to attract answers by different unregistered users. Very strange.

@pacmaninbw No need to apologize. The point of the feature is to avoid discussions under posts; you should not need to opt in to delete.

This MSE question shows a screenshot with a Moderator option to "Also delete the moved comments from the post". Maybe @pacmaninbw did not select that option.

@Peilonrayz But, the word "move" means to get rid of in one place and add to another place. I'm confused because many comments are duplicated in 2 places. Is there a link to the specific meaning of "moved to chat" somewhere on the SE network that I can read?

It looks like the "move comments to chat" did not work properly on this answer. It looks like comments were copied to chat but not deleted from the answer. I noticed this because it is the most commented post in the Tools page with an excessive 37 comments.

@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ IIRC, I originally voted to close for missing context (which I believe was valid on the original version of the question). I later saw it was edited and entered the reopen review queue where I voted to keep closed, but for a different reason: code not working. I think that was valid because the question mentioned problems trying to write code.

@Duga Rolled back and commented.

@CaptainObvious the c++23 tag says to use w/ the c++ tag... unless you want less visibility :)

@Duga ... and less than 1000 of them are python questions! Probably for the first time in a very long time. A year or 2 ago, there were more than 1100 unanswered py Q's.

@Duga No AI. Minor change to a comment in the code.

@Duga No AI. Code fence fix.

I think an edit is fine, especially if you post a link in the edit comment to a site that corroborates your assertion.

@MartinR FWIW, that user was last seen on Stack Overflow 2 months ago. This may mean the person might visit an SE site again soon and will see a notification of your comment, or an edit if you choose to do so.

@Duga No AI... just the usual code fence fix

@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ Thanks for the rollback

@pacmaninbw Thanks for the rollback

@TobySpeight Yes, and "someone" has been helping me to slay 'em with upvotes on my answers (it takes 2 to kill a zombie), and I think I know who :)

My rep is a palindrome

@Duga No AI. The opening code fence was obscuring the 1st line of code

@Duga No... just the usual code fence fix

@Duga race condition... the question edit came in as I was composing my answer. Not a big deal.

@Peilonrayz Yeah, a lot of events happening close together

@Duga No AI.

@Duga No AI. I added code fences for the the algorithm steps (non-code).

@Peilonrayz Thanks. I have no experience with JS, so I have no specific argument for changing it. Apparently, JS users here are satisfied with the status quo.

Funny... the [typscript] tag has lang-js assigned to it.

I noticed because this question lacks highlighting, and I expected the code to inherit highlighting from the tag.

I wonder why the javascript tag has "default" syntax highlighting assigned to it. On SO, that tag has lang-js assigned to it, as expected. Is this an oversight here on CR?

OK again

OK

I've been working on python this past year+, trying to whittle down the zombies there

Nice!

I think 2nd only to python at 1000+

700+ js questions unanswered... so don't feel bad.

@Mast: Thanks for trying

@Mast Thanks for the explanation. I hate wasting time posting answers on questions that get deleted. I wish I had the AI x-ray vision.

@CaptainObvious Why was this deleted by Community bot?

@Duga No, just the usual code fence

@Duga No... just the usual code fences

@pacmaninbw retracted

@pacmaninbw Thank you. I sometimes make mistakes when I post answers, but I do not want people to make me feel like an idiot when I do.

The comment is no longer needed now anyway because I updated the answer. The comment can be deleted as NLN.

There are better ways to make a point.

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