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Just fixed the problem related to the wrong output in those test cases (checking a > l too soon).

Still gets TLE anyways.

Using
while not eof (input) do

as...

input line one
-- output result
input line two
-- output result
input ...
-- output result

Also tried while a > 0 TLE also.

Working on 694. Running locally, the output isn't the expected (as presented on the problem descrip. page). Some examples:

3 100
expected: 8
program: 8

34 100
expected: 14
program: 14

75 250
expected: 3
program: 4 WRONG

101 304
expected: 26
program: 26

101 303
expected: 1
program: 2 WRONG

Also ...

I don't understand why my code doesn't work. :cry:
I keep getting WA. Can you see anything wrong? :o

[c]


if( i > j ) {
k = i;
i = j;
j = k;
}

for(k = i ; k <= j; k++) {
length = cycleLength(k);

if( length > max ) {
max = length;
}
}
printf("%d %d %d\n", i, j, max);
}

return 0 ...

What are the recommend readings to learn about weighted graphs? Thanks.

I'm assuming that the maze is static though and you use the term "moved" to try to rationalize why each square has a cost (with respect to the original problem description that has lots of extraneous information).



Yes. It's like monopoly: when you hit squares you pay the rent :p and some are ...

Hi.

Imagine there's somekind of maze and you need to find the best way to go from point A to point X.

How can/should the problems like that be aproached?

Example:

A guy needs to go from A to X. Between those two points there are two types
of obstacles * and "." He can go in any direction ...

Got AC. Using integer. Wasn't checking i <= j just i < j.

In the pascal info page at http://acm.uva.es/problemset/pascal.html they say that "longint" isn't to be used.

I'm using free pascal to compile and the only way to get the program working with bigger numbers ( the 900 1000 input, for example) is to use bigint.

The code outputs the correct result ...

OmShanti wrote:I don't know what is wrong:[pascal]program program100;
const
Niesk=0;
var
tab: array[1..1000000] of qword;

i,j,k,h,p: longint;
max,printed: qword;

[/pascal]

In http://acm.uva.es/problemset/pascal.html it says

Do NOT use LongInt type!

Can that be the reason for the error?