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Undefined Behavior of C++
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As you see, I got a runtime error because of "assert" function that I added while debugging my code. My array S is an array of pairs where second value is an index from (1..m). I can not understrand why my code is getting a runtime error. "assert(s[i].second <= m)" should be fine but it leads to an error. Why?
