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image imagewidth (px) 284 524 | original_caption stringlengths 44 89 | conflicting_caption stringlengths 46 85 | question stringlengths 26 110 | image_bias stringlengths 1 37 | text_bias stringlengths 1 38 | distractor stringlengths 1 39 ⌀ | serial_no int64 1 100 | conflict type stringclasses 5
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This function calculates the total by adding tax to the price. | This function calculates the total by subtracting tax from the price. | How does the function calculate the total using price and tax? | By adding tax to the price | By subtracting tax from the price | By multiplying price by tax | 1 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if the number n is even. | This function returns True if the number n is odd. | What kind of numbers does this function return True for? | Even numbers | Odd numbers | Prime numbers | 2 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function reduces the price by subtracting the discount. | This function increases the price by adding the discount. | What action does this function perform on the price with the discount? | Reduces price by subtracting discount | Increases price by adding discount | Multiplies price by discount percentage | 3 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function checks if the user's age is 18 or older. | This function checks if the user's age is under 18. | What age group does this function check for? | 18 or older | Under 18 | Exactly 18 | 4 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function allows access if the user is either an admin or the owner. | This function allows access only if the user is both an admin and the owner. | What permissions are required to gain access? | Either admin or owner | Both admin and owner | Neither admin nor owner | 5 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function calculates the ratio by dividing a by b. | This function calculates the product by multiplying a by b. | What operation is performed on variables a and b? | Division | Multiplication | Addition | 6 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function decrements the counter by subtracting 1. | This function increments the counter by adding 1. | What happens to the counter value when this function runs? | Decreases by 1 | Increases by 1 | Doubles in value | 7 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if the year is divisible by 4. | This function returns True if the year is not divisible by 4. | When does this function return True? | Divisible by 4 | Not divisible by 4 | Divisible by 100 | 8 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if the age is less than 18. | This function returns True if the age is 18 or older. | Under what condition does this function return True? | Age is under 18 | Age is 18 or older | Age is exactly 0 | 9 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function checks if the length of the string is exactly 0. | This function checks if the length of the string is not 0. | What string length does this function look for to return True? | Exactly 0 | Not 0 | Greater than 10 | 10 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if x is strictly greater than 0. | This function returns True if x is strictly less than 0. | For what values of x does this function return True? | Greater than 0 | Less than 0 | Equal to 0 | 11 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function doubles the value by multiplying by 2. | This function halves the value by dividing by 2. | What effect does this function have on the input value? | Multiplies by 2 | Divides by 2 | Squares the value | 12 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function checks if the value is less than 0. | This function checks if the value is greater than 0. | What range of values does this function check for? | Less than 0 | Greater than 0 | Exactly 0 | 13 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if the remainder of a divided by b is zero. | This function returns True if the remainder of a divided by b is non-zero. | Under what remainder condition does this function return True? | Remainder is zero | Remainder is non-zero | Remainder is equal to a | 14 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if the length of the input is 8 or more. | This function returns True if the length of the input is less than 8. | What string length criteria returns True? | Length of 8 or more | Length of less than 8 | Length of exactly 8 | 15 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if x is both greater than 0 and less than 100. | This function returns True if x is either greater than 0 or less than 100. | What constraint must x satisfy to return True? | Both greater than 0 and less than 100 | Either greater than 0 or less than 100 | Exactly equal to 50 | 16 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function increases the index by adding 1. | This function decreases the index by subtracting 1. | What is the mathematical outcome of running this function on index i? | Increases by 1 | Decreases by 1 | Multiplies by 2 | 17 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if the value is strictly greater than the limit. | This function returns True if the value is strictly less than the limit. | When does this function return True? | Value is greater than limit | Value is less than limit | Value is equal to limit | 18 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function calculates the percentage by dividing part by total and multiplying by 100. | This function calculates the percentage by dividing part by total and adding 100. | What operation is done to the division result? | Multiplication by 100 | Addition of 100 | Subtraction of 100 | 19 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function returns True if x is not equal to y. | This function returns True if x is equal to y. | Under what condition does this check return True? | x is not equal to y | x is equal to y | x is greater than y | 20 | operator_substitution | english | |
This function subtracts the offset from the base value. | This function subtracts the base value from the offset. | How is the mathematical subtraction performed in this function? | base minus offset | offset minus base | base plus offset | 21 | operand_order | english | |
This function divides the total amount by the number of people. | This function divides the number of people by the total amount. | What is the dividend and divisor in this function? | total divided by people | people divided by total | total multiplied by people | 22 | operand_order | english | |
This function returns True if x is less than y. | This function returns True if y is less than x. | What relationship does this function check? | x is less than y | y is less than x | x is equal to y | 23 | operand_order | english | |
This function computes the difference of a minus b. | This function computes the difference of b minus a. | What is the calculation layout? | a minus b | b minus a | a multiplied by b | 24 | operand_order | english | |
This function checks if variable a is greater than variable b. | This function checks if variable b is greater than variable a. | What does the logic verify? | a is greater than b | b is greater than a | a is equal to b | 25 | operand_order | english | |
This function returns the remainder of a divided by b. | This function returns the remainder of b divided by a. | What modulo operation is being executed? | a modulo b | b modulo a | a divided by b | 26 | operand_order | english | |
This function concatenates 'first' followed by 'second'. | This function concatenates 'second' followed by 'first'. | In what order are the strings combined? | first followed by second | second followed by first | Joined with a space in between | 27 | operand_order | english | |
This function calculates profit by subtracting cost from revenue. | This function calculates profit by subtracting revenue from cost. | What is the subtraction formula used? | revenue minus cost | cost minus revenue | revenue divided by cost | 28 | operand_order | english | |
This function scales down the value by dividing val by factor. | This function scales down the value by dividing factor by val. | What mathematical division is represented? | val divided by factor | factor divided by val | val multiplied by factor | 29 | operand_order | english | |
This function calculates the slope by dividing dy by dx. | This function calculates the slope by dividing dx by dy. | How is the slope computed? | dy divided by dx | dx divided by dy | dy multiplied by dx | 30 | operand_order | english | |
This function checks if set_a is a subset of set_b. | This function checks if set_b is a subset of set_a. | What subset relationship is being tested? | set_a is subset of set_b | set_b is subset of set_a | set_a and set_b are disjoint | 31 | operand_order | english | |
This function formats the name with first name followed by last name. | This function formats the name with last name followed by first name. | What is the format of the output string? | first followed by last name | last followed by first name | Last name in all capital letters | 32 | operand_order | english | |
This function adds val before the array elements. | This function adds the array elements before val. | Where does the new value appear in relation to the list? | Before the array elements | After the array elements | In the middle of the array | 33 | operand_order | english | |
This function concatenates dir before file with a slash. | This function concatenates file before dir with a slash. | How are the path components joined? | dir before file | file before dir | Separated by a backslash | 34 | operand_order | english | |
This function calculates base raised to the power of exp. | This function calculates exp raised to the power of base. | What mathematical power calculation is executed? | base raised to power of exp | exp raised to power of base | base multiplied by exp | 35 | operand_order | english | |
This function subtracts tax from the amount. | This function subtracts the amount from the tax. | What is the subtraction formula? | amount minus tax | tax minus amount | amount divided by tax | 36 | operand_order | english | |
This function returns a tuple with x in the first position and y in the second. | This function returns a tuple with y in the first position and x in the second. | What is the order of elements in the returned coordinate tuple? | x first, then y | y first, then x | x and y summed together | 37 | operand_order | english | |
This function calculates the elapsed time by subtracting start from end. | This function calculates the elapsed time by subtracting end from start. | How is the time difference calculated? | end minus start | start minus end | end plus start | 38 | operand_order | english | |
This function calculates the change as new minus old, divided by old. | This function calculates the change as old minus new, divided by old. | What formula calculates the percentage difference? | new minus old in numerator | old minus new in numerator | new plus old in numerator | 39 | operand_order | english | |
This function calculates the vector by subtracting source from target. | This function calculates the vector by subtracting target from source. | What is the vector subtraction direction? | target minus source | source minus target | target plus source | 40 | operand_order | english | |
This function loops exactly 10 times to process the array. | This function loops exactly 100 times to process the array. | How many times does the loop execute in this function? | 10 times | 100 times | Infinite times | 41 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function retries the connection up to 3 times. | This function retries the connection up to 30 times. | What is the maximum number of connection attempts in this code? | 3 attempts | 30 attempts | 5 attempts | 42 | loop_boundary | english | |
The while loop runs as long as count is strictly greater than 0. | The while loop runs as long as count is greater than or equal to 0. | What is the condition for the countdown while loop to continue? | count is strictly greater than 0 | count is greater than or equal to 0 | count is equal to 0 | 43 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function sets the fetch data limit to 20. | This function sets the fetch data limit to 200. | What is the numerical limit set in this function? | 20 | 200 | 10 | 44 | loop_boundary | english | |
The function writes data inside a loop that runs 5 times. | The function writes data inside a loop that runs 50 times. | What is the size limit of the buffer write loop? | 5 | 50 | 10 | 45 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function sets the maximum lines to read to 50. | This function sets the maximum lines to read to 500. | How many maximum lines will this code attempt to read? | 50 lines | 500 lines | 5 lines | 46 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function validates that the grade is between 0 and 100. | This function validates that the grade is between 0 and 10. | What is the maximum valid score this function accepts? | 100 | 10 | 50 | 47 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function clamps the value to a maximum threshold of 10. | This function clamps the value to a maximum threshold of 100. | What is the upper bound value used to clamp the output? | 10 | 100 | 0 | 48 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function checks if the value of x is less than 50. | This function checks if the value of x is less than 5. | What is the value boundary for the check? | 50 | 5 | 100 | 49 | loop_boundary | english | |
The range function inside the loop goes up to 100 iterations. | The range function inside the loop goes up to 1000 iterations. | How many iterations are configured in the range function? | 100 | 1000 | 10 | 50 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function loops through and tests ports up to index 1024. | This function loops through and tests ports up to index 10240. | What is the upper limit of ports tested in the loop? | 1024 | 10240 | 80 | 51 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function sets the generation count variable to 10. | This function sets the generation count variable to 100. | What sequence length does the count variable specify? | 10 | 100 | 1000 | 52 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function returns True if retries are 5 or more. | This function returns True if retries are 50 or more. | What is the threshold for checking maximum retries? | 5 or more | 50 or more | exactly 5 | 53 | loop_boundary | english | |
The batch size configured in this function is 32. | The batch size configured in this function is 320. | What batch size value is passed to the process function? | 32 | 320 | 64 | 54 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function returns True if time t is less than 30. | This function returns True if time t is less than 300. | What is the threshold value used to check the timeout? | 30 | 300 | 60 | 55 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function sets the maximum character length to 80. | This function sets the maximum character length to 800. | What is the character length cutoff used for truncation? | 80 | 800 | 100 | 56 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function checks if the octet value is at most 255. | This function checks if the octet value is at most 2550. | What is the upper limit value allowed for the ip octet? | 255 | 2550 | 256 | 57 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function triggers a sleep command for 5 seconds. | This function triggers a sleep command for 50 seconds. | How many seconds does this function delay execution? | 5 seconds | 50 seconds | 1 second | 58 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function checks if value p is less than or equal to 100. | This function checks if value p is less than or equal to 1000. | What is the upper boundary check for the percent validation? | 100 | 1000 | 1 | 59 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function defines a capacity variable holding 500. | This function defines a capacity variable holding 50. | What value is assigned to the capacity variable? | 500 | 50 | 1000 | 60 | loop_boundary | english | |
This function retrieves the first element at index 0 of the array. | This function retrieves the last element at index -1 of the array. | Which array element does the index position target? | First element (index 0) | Last element (index -1) | Second element (index 1) | 61 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the last element at index -1 of the array. | This function retrieves the first element at index 0 of the array. | Which position in the list is returned by the indexing code? | Last element (index -1) | First element (index 0) | Middle element | 62 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the element at index 1 of the list. | This function retrieves the element at index 0 of the list. | What element index is being accessed? | Index 1 | Index 0 | Index -1 | 63 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the second-to-last element at index -2. | This function retrieves the first element at index 0. | Which element does index position -2 retrieve? | Second-to-last element | First element | Last element | 64 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the element at index 2 of the list. | This function retrieves the element at index -1 of the list. | Which position in the list is accessed? | Index 2 | Index -1 | Index 0 | 65 | array_indexing | english | |
This function slices the array returning elements up to index 3. | This function slices the array returning elements starting from index 3. | What sub-array range does the slicing code return? | Elements up to index 3 | Elements starting from index 3 | Only the element at index 3 | 66 | array_indexing | english | |
This function slices the list returning the last 3 elements. | This function slices the list returning all elements except the last 3. | Which elements are returned by the slice operation? | The last 3 elements | All elements except the last 3 | Only the first 3 elements | 67 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the first column value of the first row at matrix[0][0]. | This function retrieves the last column value of the first row at matrix[0][-1]. | Which cell in the matrix does the index code target? | Row 0, Column 0 | Row 0, Column -1 | Row -1, Column 0 | 68 | array_indexing | english | |
This function extracts the header at index 0 of the rows list. | This function extracts the footer at index -1 of the rows list. | Based on the index expression used on the rows list, which document row position is returned by this function? | Header (index 0) | Footer (index -1) | Middle row | 69 | array_indexing | english | |
This function extracts the footer at index -1 of the rows list. | This function extracts the header at index 0 of the rows list. | Based on the index expression used on the rows list, which document row position is returned by this function? | Footer (index -1) | Header (index 0) | None of the rows | 70 | array_indexing | english | |
This function gets the last item at index -1 representing the newest item. | This function gets the first item at index 0 representing the oldest item. | Which item (newest or oldest) is retrieved from the list by this function? | Last item (index -1) | First item (index 0) | A random item | 71 | array_indexing | english | |
This function gets the first item at index 0 representing the oldest item. | This function gets the last item at index -1 representing the newest item. | Which item (oldest or newest) is retrieved from the list by this function? | First item (index 0) | Last item (index -1) | Second item | 72 | array_indexing | english | |
This function accesses index 1 to retrieve the runner-up score. | This function accesses index 0 to retrieve the winner's score. | Which standing score position (winner or runner-up) is retrieved by this function? | Runner-up (index 1) | Winner (index 0) | Third place | 73 | array_indexing | english | |
This function accesses index 0 to retrieve the winning score. | This function accesses index -1 to retrieve the last place score. | Which standing score position (winner or last place) is retrieved by this function? | Winner (index 0) | Last place (index -1) | Runner-up | 74 | array_indexing | english | |
This function slices the array returning the first 2 elements. | This function slices the array returning all elements except the first 2. | Which subset of elements is returned from the array by this function? | First 2 elements | All elements except the first 2 | Only index 2 | 75 | array_indexing | english | |
This function slices the list returning the last 2 elements. | This function slices the list returning all elements except the last 2. | Which sub-list items does the slice output? | The last 2 elements | All elements except the last 2 | The first 2 elements | 76 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the top-left cell at grid[0][0]. | This function retrieves the bottom-right cell at grid[-1][-1]. | Which grid cell coordinate is retrieved? | Top-left cell | Bottom-right cell | Middle cell | 77 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the bottom-right cell at grid[-1][-1]. | This function retrieves the top-left cell at grid[0][0]. | What position in the 2D grid is accessed? | Bottom-right cell | Top-left cell | Bottom-left cell | 78 | array_indexing | english | |
This function accesses index -2 to return the second-to-last item. | This function accesses index -1 to return the last item. | Which item (second-to-last or last) is retrieved from the list by this function? | Second-to-last item | Last item | First item | 79 | array_indexing | english | |
This function retrieves the middle element of the array using index mid. | This function retrieves the first element of the array using index 0. | Which position in the array is returned by the function? | Middle element | First element | Last element | 80 | array_indexing | english | |
This function returns True if the user role is admin, otherwise False. | This function returns False if the user role is admin, otherwise True. | What does this function return for a user whose role is 'admin'? | True | False | null | 81 | boolean_inversion | english | |
The function returns True if the user is active, and False otherwise. | The function returns False if the user is active, and True otherwise. | What is the return value when user.is_active is True? | True | False | null | 82 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the character '@' exists in the email, otherwise False. | This function returns False if the character '@' exists in the email, otherwise True. | What does the function return if the email contains '@'? | True | False | null | 83 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns False if n is less than 2. | This function returns True if n is less than 2. | What does this function return if the input n is 1? | False | True | null | 84 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the array has a length of 0. | This function returns False if the array has a length of 0. | What does this code output for an empty list input? | True | False | null | 85 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the input day is Saturday or Sunday. | This function returns False if the input day is Saturday or Sunday. | What does this code return for the input day 'Saturday'? | True | False | null | 86 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if token age exceeds 3600. | This function returns False if token age exceeds 3600. | What is the return value if the token's age is 4000? | True | False | null | 87 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the status code is 400 or higher. | This function returns False if the status code is 400 or higher. | What does the code return for a status code of 404? | True | False | null | 88 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the session is valid, otherwise False. | This function returns False if the session is valid, otherwise True. | What does the function output for a valid session? | True | False | null | 89 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the response code is exactly 200. | This function returns False if the response code is exactly 200. | What is the return value of this function when code is 200? | True | False | null | 90 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the input character is a digit. | This function returns False if the input character is a digit. | What does this code return for the character '5'? | True | False | null | 91 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the string is all lowercase. | This function returns False if the string is all lowercase. | What does this function return for a lowercase string 'abc'? | True | False | null | 92 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the path points to a file. | This function returns False if the path points to a file. | What does this function return if the path is indeed a valid file? | True | False | null | 93 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the path points to a directory. | This function returns False if the path points to a directory. | What does this function return if the path is a folder? | True | False | null | 94 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the input year is divisible by 4. | This function returns False if the input year is divisible by 4. | What is the output for a year that is divisible by 4? | True | False | null | 95 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the number x is even. | This function returns False if the number x is even. | What does the code return if x is 4? | True | False | null | 96 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the number x is odd. | This function returns False if the number x is odd. | What does the code return if x is 5? | True | False | null | 97 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the string is all uppercase. | This function returns False if the string is all uppercase. | What does this function return for the uppercase string 'XYZ'? | True | False | null | 98 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the user is verified, otherwise False. | This function returns False if the user is verified, otherwise True. | What does the code return if user.verified is True? | True | False | null | 99 | boolean_inversion | english | |
This function returns True if the task.done flag is True. | This function returns False if the task.done flag is True. | What is the return value of this function when task.done is True? | True | False | null | 100 | boolean_inversion | english |
Code Conflict Dataset
A dataset of 100 visual Python code conflict samples designed to evaluate Vision-Language Models (VLMs) under cross-modal conflicts (discrepancy between code screenshots and caption text).
Dataset Statistics
- Total Rows: 100 samples
- Language: English (
english) - Categories: 5 distinct Python code conflict types (20 samples per category):
- operator_substitution (Rows 1–20): Swapping math or logic operators (e.g.,
+to-,==to!=,ortoand). - operand_order (Rows 21–40): Changing the sequence of parameters or subtraction/division operands (e.g.,
a - btob - a). - loop_boundary (Rows 41–60): Boundary limit or off-by-one changes in loops (e.g.,
range(10)vsrange(100)). - array_indexing (Rows 61–80): Index offset variations, slices, or grid coordinates (e.g.,
arr[0]vsarr[-1]). - boolean_inversion (Rows 81–100): Logical inversion of conditional branches (e.g., returning
Trueinstead ofFalse).
- operator_substitution (Rows 1–20): Swapping math or logic operators (e.g.,
Dataset Schema
When loading this dataset via Hugging Face's datasets library, the schema is as follows:
| Column Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
image |
image |
The high-resolution syntax-highlighted code screenshot. |
original_caption |
string |
Truthful description matching the visual code snippet's logic. |
conflicting_caption |
string |
Incorrect/misleading text description representing the conflict. |
question |
string |
Neutral evaluative question that does not reveal the answer or index in the text. |
image_bias |
string |
Correct option matching the code screenshot (VLM visual bias choice). |
text_bias |
string |
Option matching the misleading text caption (VLM text bias choice). |
distractor |
string |
Plausible but incorrect distractor option. |
serial_no |
int64 |
Sequential ID (1 to 100). |
conflict type |
string |
The category of the syntax conflict. |
language |
string |
Language of the evaluation text (always english). |
In the source
train/metadata.csvfile, the column is namedfile_nameand contains the relative path to the image file (e.g.code_1.png). The Hugging FaceImageFolderbuilder automatically parses thefile_namecolumn to load the image objects and exposes them under theimagecolumn, discarding the raw file name string.
Setup & Reproduction Steps
To regenerate the screenshots or execute the generation script:
1. Requirements & Tools
- Python 3
- Pygments (used for syntax highlighting and compiling Python code snippets to high-resolution PNG images):
pip install Pygments - Matplotlib (optional helper used during image styling adjustments).
2. Generate Batches
Run the generation script generate_batch.py for any specific batch of 5 (e.g., batch 9 for rows 41-45):
python3 generate_batch.py 9
Evaluation Context
This dataset was prepared and tested using Gemini 3.5 Flash to study modal arbitration behaviour under conflicting visual and textual constraints.
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