I'm still in the process of figuring out many aspects of stackexchange, and a recent question of mine got closed after I responded to comments provided. I'm hoping to understand more about the feedback provided in the closed dialog so I'm posting here.

Here's the original post. And I found almost the exact same type of question for the python programming language from 6 years ago that has been upvoted and accepted in the community: upvoted post. The closure message at the top is labeled 'off topic' and then (here's the part I'm confused about) a tag about "authorship of code is provided here.

I'd love to understand a bit about where this question went wrong in terms of being outside the bounds of code review's posting requirements, and how the "authorship of code" principle was violated in my case? Thanks!