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Lol. I believe first and foremost your problem is you didn't write that code yourself. I blame myself for that though. I have removed my code from this thread.

Edit: Got it accpeted

I am confused on how the extended euclidean algorithm can be used to solve this problem.

It would seem you wouldn't need it, considering the values it returns are not the correct ones.

It is simple to come up with the equation 3x + 4y = 43 (from sample input) without the ext. euclid. Am I missing ...

Accepted

So....

Four of a Kind:

It says to rank by value of four cards if both have a four of a kind. Can there be more than one deck? Because it doesn't say there can't, and if so, would I rank the hand with the 5th card being the kicker(deciding card)?

Full House:

More or less the same as above, but if ...

...what a stupid mistake... Thank you. Its AC

EDIT: Accepted

what?!

two years later, and some one randomly decides to answer your question. You are only reading the first 255 characters on a line. There can be up to 2999 different numbers, all of which can be up to 4 characters long, and not to mention the spaces in between the numbers. 255? I don't think so lol

Hey, I think I am misinterpretting the problem with how I am suppose to output flips. But, can someone give me some test samples or something?


import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String s,answer;
StringTokenizer st;
int flips,f;
int ...

Hey, I think I am misinterpretting the problem with how I am suppose to output flips. But, can someone give me some test samples or something?

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String s,answer;
StringTokenizer st;
int flips,f;
int ...

Thanks,
Lol, I flipped back to the first post, and realised the problem he was having was the problem I was having. I needed to include the newline characters. Got it accepted ;D

Ok, so I have tried all the test samples for this problem that y'all have supplied....and everything comes out correctly. This means..either there is some off the wall test case I am not considering, or my I/O is totally screwed... can y'all trace through my code and find my mistake? I am tired of ...