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Thanks a lot~!

Thanks very much. I got AC. I had a very small mistake(result of poor attention), so my code is almost AC and I'd like to remove it as I have seen many have done. How can I do it? Thanks again

Hi. I have solved a couple of problems just like this one with BFS, but this one gives me WA. The only thing I ask for is to get a single test case this prog fails on!
Here's the code...



Got AC - no code sorry...

Well, in fact I DO need details:) if you would be so kind to provide any...
Thx

Hi!
I think that the sample output for problem#1 is wrong. It seems that on the first move it just removes a disk from A and doesn't put it anywhere. Am I right?

Try considering lines that are vertical i.e x=a. You can't make this line as y = kx+b

Guys,
Try to use the following formula and unsignel long will be enough.
C(N, M) = C(N-1, M-1)+C(N-1, M). Take a matrix and systematiccaly calculate all values of C for all M and N. Then for every input output MATRIX(N, M). No need to use Factorial at all. Hope this helps

I haven't read your code, but there is a formula that can help. Precalculate everything first using the formula
C(N, M) = C(N-1, M-1)+C(N-1, M). Use DP. Hope this helps

I haven't read your code, but there is a formula that can help. Precalculate everything first using the formula
C(N, M) = C(N-1, M-1)+C(N-1, M). Use DP. Hope this helps

Dear Cyfra.
I have actually solved the problem the way you are advising to do, and it does generate all self numbers, but it takes around 5 minutes to do it? Any better suggesstions?

I think you've done it too complicatedly. Try to solve the eqations for thee points - you will need only basic mathemathic operations +-* and/. That'd be more precise.

I've been trying to sord out what's wrong with this problem for two weeks, but in vain - WA:( . Can you please help me?

Here's the code:

#include "iostream.h"
#include "stdio.h"
#include "iomanip.h"

double GetAngle(int Hour, int Min);


int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
int i=0;
int Hour = 0 ...