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I have solved it in java. I havent submitted yet. Can some one post the special cases I have to check for? My code is around 104 lines. I am just reading everything as a String and then converting back to integer and then again to string. For a moment I felt this problem as text processing problem ...

I have solved it in java. I havent submitted yet. Can some one post the special cases I have to check for? My code is around 104 lines. I am just reading everything as a String and then converting back to integer and then again to string. For a moment I felt this problem as text processing problem ...

I am sorry for the confusion. I was wrong. [java]Test java[/java][/java]

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Just foolin around.

Are there any good converters? I searched extensively on net but found some links and most of them wont work. Does GCJ allow us to do that?
Thanks.

Here is my code for this problem:

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.math.*;

class Main
{
public static void main(String []args)
{
Main code=new Main();
code.execute();
}

void execute()
{
String s;
StringTokenizer st;
BigInteger i, j;

while ((s = Main.readLn(255 ...

I tested your program for some huge fact values and it does not work
1009 1000
1000 divides 1009!
1000 1009
1009 does not divide 1000!
>>1073741824 1000000
>>1000000 divides 1073741824!
Actualy it should be 1000000 does not divide 1073741824! which is very obvious. Even I am having some problems ...

I knew that I was getting appropriate output. But how do I print out all self numbers less than 1000000. Do I have to use a different recursive relation?Thanks.

I knew that I was getting appropriate output. But how do I print out all self numbers less than 1000000. Do I have to use a different recursive relation?Thanks.

In generating self numbers of base 10 I am using the recursive relation:
Initial condition is g(1)=9
My program prints 9 and then directly jumps to 97. What might be wrong with my program? Please reply.

I fixed it. Thanks for your help though.

I forgot to mention that: [/b]

I am trying to implement a hash table where each hashtable element is a pointer to a linked list of strings. Here is what my code looks like

cod removed.........
I am getting lot of errors and started learning c just few days ago . I get this error:
passing arg 2 of `insertSchool' makes integer ...

Actualy i dont know what exactly that means. Is it the time my program stays in physical memory while it is executed? The runtime for my solution was 8.45 sec. Too bad. How do I become efficient? Can someone shed some light on this. Thanks in advance.

Yeha you pointed out the root error. Thanks a lot. It got accepted. Now I have gained some confidence.