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Can you give me some test cases for this problem?

try this

input
10 0.9
output
0 grid

OK, now I understand why you don't understand me
You should read

... writing wrong <- test -> for which ...

not

... writing ( wrong <- test ) -> for which ...

I think it will be clear for you.

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I don't see this problem after I that post, so when u reply I read it again, open my program and find the bug using your I/O.

P.S. maybe you get PE because ur program prints a line after last case.

thanks, I get ACC
I think I was very tired when I was writing that program (so stupid mistake )

Did you realize that my test case was 8 1 -1 1 -100 1 -1 1 ? Of course not. If you want others to understand your test, you must write your tests in right form.Anyway my program were giving right answer. Eduard :lol: it means that I "help" u writing wrong test for which ur program was giv...

Did you realize that my test case was ?

Here is a test case

input
1
7
1
-1
1
-100
1
-1
1
output
The nicest part of route 1 is between stops 1 and 4

sklitzz wrote:Does this mean that 'C'(big c) should be behind 'a'(small a ) although c is capital?

of course, but I don't know if there is such function in C++ for this problem. I think u must do it yourself (like me).

Hi, maybe this small test case will help u

input
1
Ca
ouput
aC
Ca

Hi, my name is Vahe, i am 15.
I start solving problems 9 months ago and solve 300+ problems

Just add one more condition in the function slimp
if length(s)<2 then begin slimp:=false; exit ;end

can anybody tell me where is the mistake in my program or give me some inputs and outputs of an AC program Here is my code [pascal] var i,j,k,l,n,m,p,r:integer; a:array[#1..#255] of char; c:array[#1..#255] of boolean; s,t:string; begin readln(p); readln; for r:=1 to p do begin fillchar(a,sizeof(a),'...

plz, help me i always get WA
give me some i/o for test