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I am finished with this problem. It turns out:
1. There is at least one line of garbage characters between the test cases.
2. There are column names like "where" which is prohibited in all SQL servers I know. Certainly it is not stated in the problem description, but still I think it is a very dirty ...

I was trying to solve problem #10757 and failed. While checking my work I found a strange input. My program runs through the first test case and when it tries to read in the number of tables in the second test case, it fails. Cheking what character my program gets, I found a '@' character. This ...

I solved 10212, but I had some problems with the online judge. If someone supervising the
online judge reads this, then check my submissions numbered 3110597 and 3110602. These
two C programs are essentially the same, except that in one of them I have a "const char *"
having a length 36365 ...

I solved 10212, but I had some problems with the online judge. If someone supervising the
online judge reads this, then check my submissions numbered 3110597 and 3110602. These
two C programs are essentially the same, except that in one of them I have a "const char *"
having a length 36365 ...