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It needs trailing spaces as far as I understand.

Do you or do you not have trailing spaces? My output does, and I got AC. Do a forum search for this problem, there are some sample data to try.

Erm. Screw all that crap I was writing. I got AC, the problem is that it expects a newline at the end of the output! Grr! I would've got it on my first try had I done that.

I hate this! Die PE die!

edit: trailing spaces are "okay" (and possibly expected), haven't tried writing a "strip trailing spaces" function, but I might if I get bored.

This was a cool and easy problem.

Hmm, no newline at the end of the output? Haven't tried my hand at this one but it looks really easy so if I get around to it (working on a few others at the moment), I'll let you know. BTW, it *might* be throwing garbage in the input, which you should ignore. ie, "this\t\is" should return...

newline at end of file as far as I can tell.

It took me about 30 mins to make a quine, now just gotta reverse it. This is pretty easy.

Can't be judged?!? Damnit! That was the most elegant piece of code I've ever written!

This looks like a fun one! I'm going to try my hand at it. Seems like a simple string storage problem. Should be easy as long as it's not expecting highly indented code.

Delete yer code.

And congrats.

well ok ... i still dont know if u have got AC but anyway this is the problem The integers i and j must appear in the output in the same order in which they appeared in the input your code doesnt do it because you swap the two integers. it prints i and j in non decreasing order for each case. Yeah,...

Basically, code like you're coding C, use pointers, arrays, tight loops, etc. Minimize the number of overall operations as best you can. I haven't done any problems without using simple loops and compares, though I suspect I could using classes and functions, it just seems like overkill. I dunno tho...

If you just add/substract alternative digits and chek the final sum, then leading zeroes are not supposed to create any problem. Why are a lot of people so worried about the leading zeroes ? Because a lot of us were checking input[0] for '0', and exiting the program in the event that it was true. I...

Looks like a cool anime/manga.

noskipws doesn't seem to work for me either, but I used getline() for this particular problem. That's how you want to do it anyway... (if you want to work on char *'s just copy the string with c_str()).

How come this code gets Presentation Error? Is it because I'm using too many standard functions or are just doing something evil that I shouldn't be doing? TIA.

OMG! It was a spare \n at the end of the output! Holy crap this thing is seriously particular.

Thanks anyway guys.