The storage getter is largely preserved, but the main loop function is fundamentally incorrect and omits all state updates.
The original loop function initializes a counter and increments number once per iteration while i < loops; the decompiled function unconditionally reverts.
The decompiled loop function performs no storage writes to number.
The original loop function is nonpayable and state-changing, whereas the decompiled function is incorrectly marked view.
Candidate
Score: 10/100
The getter is substantially preserved, but the main loop function is not decompiled: it is incorrectly marked view and always reverts instead of incrementing storage.
The original loop(uint256) initializes a counter and repeatedly increments number while i < loops; the decompiled function contains none of this logic.
The original loop function mutates the number storage variable, whereas the decompiled function is incorrectly marked view and performs no state changes.
The original loop completes successfully for all loop counts, including zero, while the decompiled function unconditionally reverts.
The decompiled storage variable is represented as bytes32 rather than uint256, which is generally ABI-compatible for the getter but does not accurately preserve the declared state type.
Diff
Decompiled output is identical between baseline and candidate.