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Why do you use that vector variable vm?


That's what probably causes the memory overflow.
And btw, you haven't handled the case where the word doesn't exist in the dictionary (you should output 'eh' in that case).

Why am I getting a compile error?


#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <algorithm>

void ConvertNum(std::string &str, int nFrom, int nTo)
{
static const char szDigits[] = "0123456789ABCDEF";
int nValue10(0), nProduct(1);

// Convert from base nFrom to base 10:
for ...

Doesn't seem to have a problem in VS. I hope you meant "main.cpp" for the name of the file where the main() function is. I compiled it using VC++ 8.0 with default compiler settings. However, the program crashes during runtime. You should change the main file to something like the following ...

Thank you for the quick reply. I got an AC

Anyway, the fix is to just add the line:
else if (nValids == 0) return false;

after this line:
else if (it == ss.end()) return (nValids == 0);

in the function CheckValids() in my previous post.

What's wrong with this code. I tried so many input cases and it seems to work ok. Are there any special cases I'm missing?

[code]
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

#define IsPZ(ch) (((ch) >= 'p') && ((ch) <= 'z'))

bool CheckValid(const std::string &ss, std::string::const_iterator it, int ...

Farqaleet is wrong about something;
Namely, in C++, the following two lines are entirely equal:

const char *pChar;
char const *pChar;

whereas

char * const pChar; --- is something else :wink:

Example:
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[cpp]
#include <stdio ...

Here's my code, if it can help...
[cpp]
/* @JUDGE_ID: xxxxxx 301 C++ "Backtracking" */
#include <stdio.h>

#define MAX_ORDERS 25
#define MAX_STATION 10



// Global templates
template <class _T>
inline void Swap(_T &x, _T &y)
{
_T z = x;
x = y;
y = z;
}



// Global class definitions and ...