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Does anyone help to confirm the input/output?

For the clarification part, I used the following input to test the AC program:

I found a program which produces incorrect result but got AC. Here is my testing data:

A11 1098 1098
S11 1098 1098
S11 1100 1100
S06 1988 2026
S06 2180 2238
S06 2362 2396
#
S16 1288 S16 1288
S06 2301 S06 2101
A11 1102 A11 1103
#

The AC program produces the result as follows:

-1
333
(Program ...

The results for the second profile are surprising: if a word is duplicated in the profile, the judge expects us to consider two occurances of that word within the window to be a hit.

I think the problem was unfortunately underspecified in this regard. It hinges on the interpretation of the phrase ...

The problem says: "if either (or both) cannot move both will halt", so if Paskill is stuck (cannot move), wouldn't Lisper halt? (and thus cannot be destroyed or annihilated).

I think the wording of the problem does not match the data....
I don't think so. The question said:

Both programs move ...

Try this: Your answer is: The correct answer should be:

If beginning or ending of an instruction has spaces its a trap.

I don't think it is a trap, at least my AC program doesn't count it.

Maybe just me, I don't understand why signwords can contain spaces. According to the question:

sign = "signwords"
signwords = s-word|signwords s-word
s-word ...

shanto86, maybe a little bit late. Try this:
Input:

A1W S50N E
TURN HALF LEFT
STOP
END

My AC program output:

A0E S50N NE

Your output:

Illegal stopping place

You may need to verify further the command read, say something like GO 12ss, GO STRAIGHT -1, TURN LEFT SHARP, TURN RIGHT xxxx, etc ...

Well, if you think about it, in this case *today* did have the same number of 'stars' and certainly relative importance, and the problem does say to order by input if there are problems.

*today* is simply the notation and is not related to the relative importance. It is not logical to list a ...

After the new statistics is effective, I cannot get 0.000 time even I sent just the answer to the judge. The best I can get is 0.002. Just wondering what's happening...

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anala_sridhar, I can send you the input/output if you provide a email address. Single letter words are relative anangrams but the input used by the judge seems not to have such cases. My AC program does not print out anything from your input.

I have the same understanding at the very beginning. I added that input case because someone in the forum said you had to consider this in order to get AC. The locality name should not contain spaces as well (as I can tell after finding the possible input the judge used) but someone also suggested ...

little joey, would you please specify which ones are ambiguous? I believe the input the judge used does not have STD calls with area code 0. So, your AC program outputs differently with mine.

Sorry that I made a very stupid mistake in my code.
SA, please delete this post. Thanks.

My mistake. Sorry.
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