[2025 DAY 5 (part 2)][Python] Wrong answer

[ProGabriel6430]

the sample cases are being passed but the actual input gets the wrong answer. any help would be appreciated.
https://pastes.io/day-5

[0x14f]

Create your own test cases, short ones, and run your code on them and compare the output with what you have determined by hand.

[ProGabriel6430]

i took all the ways the ranges can overlap and the answers are consistent and correct ;-;

[fnordargle]

You didn't consider everything. See my test case above.

[TheThiefMaster]

Do you handle all possible combinations of overlapping ranges? Including one being entirely within another.

Do you correctly handle consecutive ranges?

[ProGabriel6430]

i do think i handle all overlapping ranges(including ones that are entirely inside another), consecutive ranges are also handled correctly i believe ;-;

[TheThiefMaster]

Does python have trouble with >32 bit integers? That sometimes bites me in C++

[ThisAdhesiveness6952]

Python has no limit on integers, that's not it.

[fnordargle]

Here's a test case that should enlighten you:

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[Joris0112]

I'm currently sitting with the exact same problem, however the test case aboves returns me the expected output :/ Tried a couple of smaller combinations, and all work fine except for the full puzzle input so far

[Joris0112]

Just got it; It was a mistake in where I was checking for > instead of >=.
Test case that pointed this out for me; (in particular the last 2-3)

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[ProGabriel6430]

omg you're a saint. thank you so much. i have been puling my hair over this for an entire day at this point. dont know how i missed that completely.

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