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I was wondering why startGame() does not seem to work. I know it get run and the game doesnt crash. Is there some type caveat that i dont know about? I also stepped though it with break points to double check that it was even running. I just also noticed with init() that if you print(allWords.count) before you return that the count of allWords and rootWord is nothing. Not 0 but no output at all. Not even giving rootWord the value of silkworm. I'm so confused on whats going on. I have dabled in programming a few times with android and kotlin but have never seen something like this before. |
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Hi! It would be more helpful to provide a piece of code so that others could look into what might be wrong. Otherwise, we could just make guesses... |
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First not sure why you want to add
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@Tinywonder745 JFYI, should you have a question why to use |
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