Problem 44842. Double the next!

Created by Jesús Zambrano

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Jessica Brown on 30 Jan 2019

Test 4 is wrong; y_correct should be [1; 2; 4]

Jesús Zambrano on 23 Mar 2019

I´m afraid all tests are correct. But thanks anyway!

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