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Okay nevermind I got AC now...

This is what I changed:
Now I am happy!

Hello,

with the following Input & Output for 484 I found a bug in my C++ program, but I don't unterstand the problem.

Input: -3
65535

65535

0

(Note that there are spaces after the numbers).

Output:
-3 1
65535 2
0 1

My program can handle several white spaces and empty lines between ...

I have two questions to this problem:

1.) What if there is one or more blank lines in the input?
bla blob blub


123... 0.98

2.) what if there are more than one white space characters between words in a line?

bla blob blub


THX in advance! :)

Or take a look on this thread, it helped me to solve this problem: http://online-judge.uva.es/board/viewtopic.php?t=4019

Hello all,
I just want to say THX to this thread which helped me a lot to solve this problem.

Brathering

Okay, nevermind.
I got helped here.

Wow, I haven't expected this.
However, I was looking where I could find information about the compiler which OJ uses.

Thx for your help.

Maybe this is a better place to post this: 101 - The Blocks Problem - Compile Error
I got Compile Error by OJ, but for me all compiles fine, why?

Here are the compiler error messages from the Online-Judge sent by eMail:


04626291_24.c: In method `BlocksWorld::BlocksWorld(int)':
04626291_24.c:23: no matching function for call to `vector<vector<int,allocator<int> >,allocator<vector<int,allocator<int> > > >::at (size_t &)'
04626291_24.c: In ...

Hey all,

now I finished my solution for 101 problem with C++ language.
But what I get from the Online-Judge (I don't submit via eMail) is a Compile Error , why?
For compiling I am using DevCpp 5 with the gcc 3.4.2 version.
While compiling ( g++ -Wall -pedantic ) I have no errors or warnings ...

hi @ all,

this is my C++ code for problem 108.
i'm sure it's working fine, but i always get Time Limit Exceeded .
why? :-?

/* @JUDGE_ID: 48058YJ 108 C++ "" */

//@BEGIN_OF_SOURCE_CODE

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(void)
{
int maxSum = 0;
int maxSumTemp = 0;

int n;
do ...

thanks, that explains a lot.

Bender

hi, i am new to this board and to the judge, but i'm also interested for solving some problems.

so, i have a question about 'Single-Quotes' and "Double-Quotes" in C++..
what is the difference between 'Single-Quotes' and "Double-Quotes" ...?

if my code looks like this:
char c;
... // c is an ...