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Hi I've been getting WA on this problem and it's really annoying
Can someone tell me if my algorithm is wrong or is there any other problems?
Thanks edit: nvm, I got it

I have a question regarding the output
Since the output is tabbed, I assume you have to use printf (for C/C++)
So what is the symbol after % for long long? Like 'd' is for integer

Also is there a way to properly convert a float to an integer? Or do you have to use a string and analyze it..

Thanks ...

Thank you so much it finally worked
But why does it make a difference whether it's a function or not?

I changed it into a global variable, but I still get the same error
I wonder if there is another mistake?
Here is my new code:

Hi I've been getting Runtime Error (Signal 11) for this problem I was wondering if anyone can tell me what's wrong with my code plz

Hi
I was just wonder do you have to make your own class to hold the 2^100-1? Or is there already a data type that can do that..
I'm pretty sure my algorithm works but then I don't know how to hold such large numbers..

Thanks for the help

Hi I'm trying to do this problem since the algorithm is straight forward but I can't AC for some reason so I was wondering if someone could kindly help me find the bugs in code =)

Here it is..hope someone can tell me what's wrong with it

#include<iostream>
#include<stdio.h>
using namespace std ...

Hi

I attempted this problem by using bfs, and check that if two nodes on the same level had an edge to each other, it would be impossible

Can someone tell me if there is something wrong with my algorithm?

Thanks

Here is my code
#include<iostream>

#define MAXV 200
#define MAXD 200

using ...

Thanks, but it always says received instead of accepted for some reason =S
What is it suppose to mean?

edit: nvm, it works now =D thanks a lot

Hey to all of you programming pros out there can someone plz tell me what is wrong with my program I always get Compiler Error for some reason and I have no idea what is wrong with this because it works fine on my computer GRR

#include<iostream>

#define MAXSIZE 100000
using namespace std;

int ...