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That's some pretty fast answer Darko!

Thanks a lot!

My output is wrong :S
Going to check why.

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Greetings! Anyone willing to post critical I/O ? I believe I'm missing something of the description of the problem :o Or, at least, the ACed output for this input: ufrn t o w k q z f n y i c m s j n r g l d s u s g y e u 14 0 q t 0 j f 1 v d 1 r o 1 f d 1 r o 1 f a 2 e p 2 r w 2 v e 2 f x 3 y p 3 t ...

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Greetings!
Carunty, you are not considering the case where two rectangles form a cross. Try this input:

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You should get this output:

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2 2 4 4

Hope it helps!
Keep posting!

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Anything I've just learnt about

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Greetings!!
I have 2 options for my RAM Memory:

512 MB DDR400

or

512 MB DDR400 and 128 MB DDR266 = 640 MB DDR 266

It's a DDR400 MotherBoard.
How do I know what's the best choice??

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Greetings!
I still don't know what's wrong with your code, but under Windows XP it crashes around line 100:

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         while( temp2->next != NULL )
            temp2 = temp2->next;

Hope it helps!
If you already solved it, you might post what you've done, so others can do it too.

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Hello again! I used size 8 for the input string. I usually make limits a bit longer than what the problem states. typedef char T_string[8]; I took a look to your code, and I don't know what the MAX_LEN has to do with the WA. It should work with 'MAX_LEN 7'. The only thing that I do in my code, wich ...

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Glad it helped you

Perhaps the problem was re-visited.

Keep posting!

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Greetings Ferdous! 7 indeed. I made that assumption, and got it ACed. You may also browse the topics related to this problem. This I/O helped me to get it ACed :D Input: 0 10 10 0000 10 10 9999999 10 2 9999999 10 10 9999999 10 16 98967F 16 10 418 10 16 1A2 16 10 1111000 2 10 1111000 2 16 2102101 3 ...

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Coudln't find anything wrong with your code, then tryed several cases, and everything worked just fine!! Then I changed the limits for char input[1000]; char converted[1000]; to char input[10000]; char converted[10000]; And submited it... it was ACed!! Then I submited your original code, and it was ...

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Greetings! First, try posting your code between the [ code ][ /code ] brackets. Then you might want to look the other posts related to this problem, and try this I/O, wich helped me to get it ACed :D Input: 0 10 10 0000 10 10 9999999 10 2 9999999 10 10 9999999 10 16 98967F 16 10 418 10 16 1A2 16 10...

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Greetings!
Try these Inputs, and I'm sure you'll have to work on your code.

Try this Input first:

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0000001  2 10
0000000  2 10
      0 10 10
   0000 10 10
      0  2  2

Now try this one:

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0000000  2 10
      0 10 10
   0000 10 10
      0  2  2

Hope it helps!

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This I/O helped me to get it ACed :D Input: 0 10 10 0000 10 10 9999999 10 2 9999999 10 10 9999999 10 16 98967F 16 10 418 10 16 1A2 16 10 1111000 2 10 1111000 2 16 2102101 3 10 2102101 3 15 12312 4 2 1A 15 2 1234567 10 16 ABCD 16 15 FFFFFFF 16 16 EEEEEEE 15 15 1111111 2 2 0 2 2 Output: 0 0 ERROR 999...

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Thanks for the advice Misof!
Seems like a pretty good approach for learning DP

Keep posting!

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Thanks Shamim!
Will take a look to it right now!
More favorite DP Sites from you all will be useful too.
Keep posting!

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RAM Memory.

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