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Yes, that's right.

Sorry I didn't take a close look on your programme. But, as far as I know, dividing by 0 or trying to manipulate the pointer which is assigned NIL would usually lead to Runtime Error. Try to enlarge your array or something like that.

Perhaps I should change the way I ask. What kind of mistake usually causes Runtime Error?

I've enlarged my array upto 100. And I've spent the annoying 30m typing different awful command to test my program, nothing wrong with that!!! What's wrong lying there? That annoying? There must be something big and huge? Wish I was Harry Potter.

Could anyone of you give me the idea how to solve P104 with Dynamic Programming? I got totally no IDEA! Please help!

You may have misunderstanding its output regular. It requires one to output the alphabetically first string representing a minimal configuration should be printed. You may have miss that! Try again! Good luck!

[pascal]
Program Blocks(input,output);
Type
pointer=^node;
node=record
num,cur_stack:integer;
prev,next:pointer;
end;

Var n:integer;
cmd:string;
queue:array[0..24] of node;
boxes:array[0..24] of node;

Procedure Display;
var i,j:integer;
p:pointer;
begin
for i:=0 to n-1 do
begin
write(i ...

You may have mistaken the words in the problems. See difference between moveonto and pileonto may be of help.

Word "Diagnal" says all out!

Thanks to Stefan.
And I've read the answer published by this site, (on the bottom of the page---Intepreter Judge Answer. ) I found the variable which need to be calculated whether it's odd or not should be long int type. (Pascal).

I'm new here. I saw other posts, and found no prolblems I got. My source codes appeared to be right on my own compiler. But I got WA from the Judge. I guess this should be something to do with the input and output in my source code. Could anyone be kind to help me? :wink:
[pascal ...

Hi, there.I'm a new guy here. I really wonder if there's a time limite or a memory limite for each program. If so, where should I get the limite to the specified program. Thanks a lot.