Outputs Not Working

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Problem description:
In at least C++ and Java, the output is broken.

Expected behavior:
For example, using a standard competitive programming input with the first line being the number of test cases, and then the following lines being test cases, the code should print out a result for each of the test cases.

Actual behavior:
The code does not print out the last lest case result. It also does not put the first test case on a new line (it leaves it on the last line of the input instead). This is a change from just 8 days ago, when a previous program (I wrote) worked for the competitive programming problem. Now it does not because of the output issues mentioned.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create a program in C++ or Java
  2. Create 1 variable that stores the inputted number of test cases (I use cin for C++ and Scanner(System.in) for Java)
  3. Create a variable to take input
  4. Create a for-loop that runs from 0 to number of test cases
  5. Inside the for-loop, take input and store it in the variable from step 3
  6. Inside the for-loop, print the variable
  7. Run the program and paste (shift + ctrl + v) in this input:
5
zero
one
two
three
four
  1. Notice how “four” isn’t printed

Bug appears at this link:
https://replit.com/@Illuminara34/Discovering-Planets-CodeQuest#Main.java

Input:

4
13.81 true true 0.0167
-12.51 true true 0.6124
53.4 false true 0.5116
23.1 true true 0.7234

Expected Output (output as of 09/16/2023):

The planet is habitable.
The planet is too cold.
The planet has no water.
The planet's orbit is not ideal.

Actual Output (output as of 09/24/2023):

The planet is habitable.
The planet is too cold.
The planet has no water.

This bug shows up on both iPadOS and Windows 11 computer

Browser: Safari & Chrome
OS: Windows 11
Device (Android, iOS, NA leave blank): iOS
Desktop app version (Avatar menu->“Version”) or NA: NA
Plan (Free, Hacker, Pro Plan): Free

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