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HI!
I still have problem.
I compared my program with two others (both of them are accepted) :
https://github.com/fjsj/programming-challenges/blob/master/Minesweeper.c
http://p30up.ir/Bahar92/1371679179.txt

My output was exactly like them, with no difference, But I still get WA.
This is the last ...

Thanks brian, you always answer me.

I tried putting a "cout << endl" at the end, but it didn't help

There must be an empty line between field outputs. Don't print an extra blank line at the end of the output.

Sorry I'm asking again, but I don't know where exactly that empty line should be.
May ...

HI Everyone!
I've been stucked in this problem for a while, the answer of the second input example always was 12.00 (instead of 11.99)
Today I finally could do something that the answer becomes 11.99 .
But I couldn't understand the algorithm correctly.
I tried to figure it out but I always reached ...

Thanks brian, you always answer me.

I tried putting a "cout << endl" at the end, but it didn't help, it's the modified code :
//n and m are more than 0 and less than 101 .

#include <iostream>

using std :: cout ;
using std :: cin ;
using std :: endl ;

int main ()
{
int n , m , TC = 0 ; //n for ...

Hi friends!
I get WA too.
I tested the code with lots of test cases, I'm ALMOST sure there is nothing wrong with it.
I will appreciate any help and suggestion
//n and m are more than 0 and less than 101 .

#include <iostream>

using std :: cout ;
using std :: cin ;
using std :: endl ;

int main ...

THANK YOU!
It's accepted.
BUT how the problem describes algorithms is different from what it wants.
In the book it didn't say something like "cin >>I >> j" , so me (and probably most begginers) think they should just get two inputs and terminate the program.

Thank You @brianfry713
BUT when I did that I get another problem.
When I check "My Submissions" it says "running" and after a while it writes : "Submission Error"
This is the modified code :
//All input integers will be less than 1,000,000 and greater than 0 .
//There will be 2 inputs , i and j ...

HI Everyone.
I'm getting WrongAnswer too.
I don't understand why, this is my code :
//All input integers will be less than 1,000,000 and greater than 0 .
//There will be 2 inputs , i and j , for all integers from i to j we should get the Cycle-Length of '3n + 1' formula and return the maximum ...