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here's the input/output that my accepted answer used:

input num of tests
input num of elements
input elements of unsorted elements
input elements of sorted elements
output answer
<space>
input num of elements
input elements of unsorted elements
input elements of sorted elements
output answer
<space ...

well, i fixed it. it turns out that i wasn't checking to see if the input from the console would be null (although this shouldn't cause a compile error at all), but whatever. it works now.

my code runs wonderfully on my system, but for some reason, the judge isn't accepting my solution; of all things it gives me a compile error. here's the error:

gcj: Internal compiler error: program jc1 got fatal signal 11

i'm using java, and i'm sending it via the e-mail submitter. there are no ...

nightdog wrote:good luck with the next problem

thanks. hopefully, i won't have any problems any more (other than algorithmical), now that i know the way that the judge wants us to parse and read in strings. thanks for all your help.

i finally figured out my mistake. as it turns out, i can't use the substring call to parse through the string. the substring call will pick up '\n' and '\r', and to make things a whole lot easier, i just used stringtokenizer. answer accepted!

fangs404: I don't know java but you need to make sure that your int's do not need to be long int's or something else maybe.

nah, that's not the problem. the max value of an int in java is 2147483648, and the numbers we'll be given will be between 0 and 1000000. anything else? here's my most ...

If you got an answer from the online judge saying you're not permitted to use that host to submit, it means you have the option to only accept submissions by e-mail.
you can either submit your code using the e-mail you specified when you subscribed or change that parameter, which can be done by ...

You don't have to read all the input and then output all the answers at once. You can solve each input one at a time, like you did in your first example.

PS... Please shorten your signature it makes the page width and all the text messed up.

that's the problem, though. it won't accept my first ...

Well, I tried your suggestion, but it's still not accepting it. I tried sending it with the online form, but I get an e-mail saying this:

"Access Denied.

You aren't authorized to use the Online Judge from that host.

--
The Online Judge"

I don't know what that means, but whatever. Here's my ...

I've been having a problem submitting this, also. My output seems correct. What could I be doing wrong?

[java]
import java.io.*;

class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
Main puzzle = new Main();
int highest = 0, a = 0, b = 0, temp = 0;
String nums, num1, num2;
boolean switched ...