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I'm getting WA. Have looked through the code many times already. Please help.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int i, j, m, n, x, x1, x2, y, y1, y2;
char c, com, dummy, name[13], pic[250][250];

void ffill (int x, int y, char c, char o){
if (c==o){
return;
}
if (pic[y][x]==o){
pic[y][x ...

I get the correct output when I compiled the program in TC.

It's quite expected behaviour based on your input.
First it assigns 'a' to c and prints it out. Then it tries to assign 'b' to v, but fails as v is an integer. Then it outputs the value of an uninitialised v. After that, all the cins fail to work and the value of c is printed repeatedly.

03526697_24.c:22: parse error before character 0232

I think you have stray characters 0x9A in your code.

Hey, that worked, thanks. But I cannot believe there are test cases where the result is so long...

why why TLE?

you do not need sieve. infact you do not even need to find primes at all. there is a much simpler way of dividing a number with primes...

nope it's wrong output should be 14, not 15

Read some other threads on this problem to find the algo to use for it.

edit your member infomation. there's a option smthing like this

You want to receive the replies from the Online Judge to :

• The host I used to send that program
• Always to the E-Mail address specified at the top
• No E-Mail reply at all: I'll surf the Web!

erm check your mail? the judge should have sent a mail to your email account, giving you exact details of the compile error

Input: your output: my output: and i think this problem just consists of one test case, cos my AC prog handles only one...

I have submitted my code through the PHP script many times..
and the judge does not receive my code sometimes.
What is happening to the OJ?
nah. I think that OJ did recieve your submissions, but they just take a long time before they appear.
For me, once it took about 30 minutes before my ...

What is wrong with my code? i keep getting WA...

[c]#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int i, j, m, n, x, x1, x2, y, y1, y2;
char c, com, dummy, name[13], pic[250][250];

void ffill (int x, int y, char c, char o){
if (c==o){
return;
}
if (pic[y][x]==o){
pic[y][x]=c;
if (y!=0){
ffill(x ...

Can somebody give me some input for this problem?

Thanks in advance.

Found what's wrong.
Some caculation problem and I did not know that n^0=1.
Thank you very much, Towhid