is unity broken?

this code:

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. internal void TimerOver()
3.     {
4.         matchOver = true;
5.         client.Disconnect();
6.  
7.         // todo: votes count should come from the server
8.         var playerVotes = votesCounters.ConvertAll(voter => voter.GetComponent<VotesCountBehaviour>().GetVotes());
9.         var myVotes = playerVotes[playerNumber];
10.         Debug.Log("initial");
11.         Debug.Log("0=" + playerVotes[0].ToString());
12.         Debug.Log("1=" + playerVotes[1].ToString());
13.         playerVotes.Sort();
14.         Debug.Log("after sort");
15.         Debug.Log("0=" + playerVotes[0].ToString());
16.         Debug.Log("1=" + playerVotes[1].ToString());
17.         playerVotes.Reverse();
18.         Debug.Log("after reverse");
19.         Debug.Log("0=" + playerVotes[0].ToString());
20.         Debug.Log("1=" + playerVotes[1].ToString());
21.         var maxVotes = playerVotes[0];
22.         Debug.Log("after max");
23.         Debug.Log("0=" + playerVotes[0].ToString());
24.         Debug.Log("1=" + playerVotes[1].ToString());
25.  
26.         var iWin = myVotes == maxVotes;
27.         var draw = playerVotes[0] == playerVotes[1];
28.         OnMatchEnd?.Invoke(draw, iWin);
29.     }
30.  

print this:

Code (CSharp):

1. initial
2. 0=0
3. 1=-12
4. after sort
5. 0=-12
6. 1=0
7. after reverse
8. 0=0
9. 1=0
10. after max
11. 0=0
12. 1=0
13.  

but whyyyyy?

 

Im unsure what kind of data structure you are using, but i testet it with a list and id did result in the expected results:

 

yeah, me too, is very crazy!
playerVotes is List<int>

any ideas?

 

Make some check , just fill the list with dummy data and see how it reacts.
Can you make a copy of the original data and work with that.
Does the original data gets somehow external changed.

 

and check how many items there is in that list

 

yeess! i feel so dumb! thank you!