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You are updating $$$k$$$ after updating $$$vec_i$$$, if you set $$$vec_i$$$ to be equal to $$$vec_{i-1}$$$ this will not make the value of $$$k$$$ change when it should be reduced
The answer for the following test should be $$$2$$$, you update $$$6$$$ to be equal to $$$8$$$ and the final score is:
$$$8 - 8$$$ + $$$4 - 2 = 2$$$
but your code does not update $$$k$$$ ($$$k$$$ remains $$$2$$$) which leads to the final $$$2$$$ being increased to $$$4$$$ making the result $$$0$$$
Here I modified your code to update $$$k$$$ correctly: 300523709