CSE 142 Output Comparison Tool

Expected text: (0 characters selected) (choose an assignment) expected output run #1 (personality.txt), console run #1 (personality.txt), file output.txt run #2 (bigdata.txt), console run #2 (bigdata.txt), file bigdata_out.txt run #1 run #2 run #3 run #4 run #5 run #6 run #7 run #1 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #2 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #3 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #4 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #5 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #6 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #7 (names2.txt, 1863, 50px) run #1 run #2 run #3 run #4 run with constant changed to 5 run #1 run #2 run #3 run #4 run #5 expected output default size 4 size 3 size 7 expected output Downloading...	Actual text: (0 characters selected) (paste your program's output below)
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Instructions and Disclaimer:

• Choose the assignment from the drop-down box on the left. (Its expected output should appear.)
• Run your program and paste its output on the right.
• Press Compare. Any differences will be shown.

Any comparison lines that begin with a < are those that occur in the expected output but are not found in the same place in your output. Lines that begin with a > are those that occur in your output but are not found in the same place in the expected output.

Many assignments have some sort of creative output. In the expected output, this will be signified by text such as, << your verse goes here >> . You are not supposed to literally print this output from your program; you are supposed to print your own custom message in its place. If this tool shows your custom message as being unmatched, this is expected.

NOTE: Achieving "No differences found" on this page does not guarantee that you will earn any particular grade on an assignment.