Also, the miner cannot perfectly replicate the official moulinette. The real exam may have additional, hidden test cases. The miner aims for ~95% accuracy but is not a guarantee.
The README would likely open with:
Let's dissect what you would find in a repository named GitHub - 42-exam-miner----Basic-README.md at master . GitHub - 42-exam-miner----Basic-README.md at master
The keyword specifies "at master". This indicates you are looking at the stable, primary branch. The master branch of a preparation tool usually contains the most battle-tested version of the README and scripts—free from experimental features found in "dev" or "beta" branches. Also, the miner cannot perfectly replicate the official
If you are a 42 student, search GitHub for "42-exam-miner" (or similar forks like "42-exam-shell" or "grademe"). Read the README carefully. Run the miner locally. Break your own code. Fix it. Repeat. The README would likely open with: Let's dissect