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They always have a trick.

You should have noticed that hexa numbers in the output are in UPPER case and C printfs them is lower case...

then you get AC!!

Oh, you are lucky...!!!! I always make silly mistakes.... hehe

Careful with this:
[cpp]if(grid[0][j]=='@')[/cpp]
You should check if [cpp]if(grid[m-1][j]=='@')[/cpp]
'@' is in the last row.

I got the same error with another problem, so I figured out!!!
[cpp]pp = fgets(s,100,stdin);
if (pp== NULL) return 0;
sscanf (s,"%ld",&n);[/cpp]
That was the problem... I didn't break the rutine if there was no input...
Thank you all...

maybe in windows it's different (?) because I have no problem with this:

[cpp]long int n;
scanf("%d",&n);[/cpp]

thank you.

I found an easy way to calculate the answer... BUTTTT... Your program output is greater (4236247 bytes) than the maximum allowed for any problem by this judge (4194304 bytes). You must interprete this as a Wrong Answer (in fact, is wrong!). By some reason your program is writing an unlimited output....