Hi there! I've solved the problem and the answer is the same as your checker gives. But it also says that my answer is wrong. Please, advise what should I do to make your checker think I really solved this problem? I wanted to attach a screenshot but it seems to be impossible, so I just copied the text from the screen.

Your answer is Wrong Expected answer was:

iqhaTi lLx XTkuQ6FMHWy B4uhZHtr I m2195hi9IISEHh1Asi3qv fmxFisznri4DKKw.

Your answer was: iqhaTi lLx XTkuQ6FMHWy B4uhZHtr I m2195hi9IISEHh1Asi3qv fmxFisznri4DKKw.

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As you can see, the expected answer is identical with mine!

Here's my code. I think that checker might have deeme it incorrect... but why? as long as it gives the correct answer, I think it is perfectly good!

include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int bitcount(int number){ int c=0;

for(int i=0; i<8; i++){
    if(number & 1){
        c++;
    }
    number = number >> 1;
}
return c;

}

int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) { int i=0, c=0; int asciiValues[200] = {0}; char string[100] = {0};

cout << "Enter your data!" << endl;
do{
    cin >> asciiValues[i];
    c++;
    if(asciiValues[i] == 46) break;
    i++;
}while(1);

cout << "Answer: " << endl;
for(i=0; i<=c; i++){
    if(bitcount(asciiValues[i])%2 == 0){
        if(asciiValues[i] > 122) asciiValues[i] -= 128;
        string[i] = asciiValues[i];
        cout << string[i];
    }
}

cout << "\n";
return 0;

}

No, I usually copy my answer up to the last caracter and never copy anything after it. And that line is for my convenience only (it separates the system's message about 0 return from the rest of output).

Hahhaha!!! Well, I tried to enter my output again right after typing the last comment and the checker accepted it....

Anyways, I think you were right about the null character, so I reduced the bound to i<c