Works fine with signed 32-bit integers. There are a maximum of 5 letters in each word. 5 bits for each letter = a maximum of 25 bits required.Quantris wrote:wrong, the problem assures 32-bit integer (unsigned, of course) is sufficient.
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863 - Process Scheduling
OK...finished my program but it always returns WA
I've tried making lots of test input but still can't find a problem.
Anyone else tried this and want to share some I/O?
I've tried making lots of test input but still can't find a problem.
Anyone else tried this and want to share some I/O?