OJ Board

8 is a mirrored palindrome
whereas C is a regular palindrome

i dont understand the language sorry but i think that the idea is to input as a string and then add the two strings character by character :p

^^^ map is sorterd by default :)

hey man in your check you are using

if(s[l]!=' ')

what about , . and other special characters? do an isChar check and try submitting your solution :) e.g


When riding your bicycle backwards down a one-way street, if the
wheel falls of a canoe, how many ball ...

yeah BOmb... didnt have the checks in for the single characters

hey qbens, I think that you check for the validity of cin i.e. !cin.eof() before you even input anything from the input stream ... i.e. cin>>

Maybe thats why it fails?

ok so the judge uses g++ version 2.95 :S

Excuse me. I submitted my codes via e-mail. But I know the way doesn't work anymore. And I have the same problem "Access Denied.". Can anyone tell me how to active my ID? Thank you.

Hey AFAIK, the email submission is conked... try doing an online submission here -
http://acm.uva.es/problemset ...

I have issues with graphs :S

I like doing text processing and string manipulations and funky stuff like that. On the whole I like interesting problems like puzzle solving (preferably dfs) and simple number problems and stuff

dammit im hooked

I've only gotten about 2 AC so far.. but i only registered like 11sept2005

I try not to cheat or anything but if you get WA you go to the board and get more input from ppl and sometimes that helps you catch a bug... is that cheating? I only did it once :p

wish me luck!!!

alright the stupid judge uses gcc 2.95

fixed now :p

Hi, n00i3.

I think you should try next trick:

firstly try to submit first half of your functions. If you get WA, try to submit second half of all functions.

With functions set where was Compilation Error try to do the same. And so on.

Attention: You should rebuild some functions so they would ...

YUp that was it

Thanks chunyi81, I also know now that it uses gcc 2.95! lol

thanks again mate!

Maybe, this will help you:
foo.cc: In function `int main()':
foo.cc:159: error: ISO C++ forbids variable-size array `num1'
foo.cc:159: error: ISO C++ forbids variable-size array `num2'


hey :)

I switched it to

string num1[100], num2[100];


and it still wont compile :cry: :cry: :cry: (well ...

HELp!


//#include <stack>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

void swap (char *a, char *b)
{
*a = *a + *b;
*b = *a - *b;
*a = *a - *b;
}

int getNumber (char c)
{
return (int)(c-48);
}

char getChar (int i)
{
return (char)(i+48);
}


/* reverse does what it does ...

What options should i use to compile my C++ programs with g++ (under Linux)??? I got CE at acm.uv, but no CE at my home linux system.

I found the bug. I didn't use <string> library in my prog. But g++ at my home linux compile it...

I im having the exact same issue.. it wont compile :cry: :cry ...