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I'm working on a programming assignment for my computational structures course, and before I ask the professor if he made a typo or if I'm just dumber than dirt, I want to ask for opinions.
The programming assignment asks for an input of a number of ordered pairs, x and y. As a way to test, he provides a list of inputs and expected outputs.
One input has two pairs, f(1) = 5 and f(6) = 4. I would expect this to be a valid function, no x value has two y values. But his expected output states that this is not a valid function.
Why is this?
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