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I found the mistake, I don't understand why it didn't work before but it works now.

Hi, my program works fine for the sample input and produces correct output for many random input files I generated (I gave it to a friend who has a program that gives the right answer and his output was the same as my output)

Are there any really tricky test cases? Can points be on top of each ...

Thanks, my manpage said it was in either alloca.h and stdlib.h

Hi.
I'm trying to use alloca() in a program but every time I do, I get a compiler error. Isn't it in stdlib.h? How can I use it, and if not, why is it forbidden?

Thanks, Maddas

Aaaargh, I confused maximum string length and maximum number of sequences in my code. The problem just didn't show for my input

Thanks a lot

Can anybody give ma few "tricky" sample inputs? I tested my program against a very large input file and all the outputs were correct.
I'm really stumped

Yup, my program only accepts multiple input things.

Hi. I'm getting WA for problem 612, but I don't know why. I tested my program against a reasonably large (and in my opinion complete) input/output combination, and my program gets everything right (newlines and so too).

I'd like to ask whether anybody minds giving me some sample input/output to ...

I found the problem. The problem is the input!
In the problem description it says:
The format for a date is ``month day year" where month is a number between 1 (which indicates January) and 12 (which indicates December), day is a number between 1 and 31, and year is positive number
But that is not ...

My program gives the same output:
February 28, 0 is a Sunday
February 29, 0 is a Monday
January 1, 1 is a Saturday
September 10, 2500 is a Friday
May 5, 999 is a Friday
July 3, 8888 is a Saturday
February 27, 1000 is a Tuesday
February 28, 1000 is a Wednesday
February 29, 1000 is a Thursday
2/30 ...

hi
I'm about to give up now :-(
I tested my program with lots of input and it always works
but when I send it I get WA
only thing that I didn't do is for year 0, but I read year 0 doesn't come anyway so that shouldn't matter

I also tried with this input:

2 28 0
2 29 0
1 1 1
9 10 2500
5 5 999 ...