465 - Overflow

[afonsocsc]

Hi,
In the manpage of puts:
"puts() writes the string s and a trailing newline to stdout."
You're putting a newline at the end of each line of the input, so you should use either fputs or printf...

Hope it helps!

[Guest]

But in case of using printf, i would still have to put a newline after the string.. i think the prob is elsewhere..
anyway, thank you for replying.

[afonsocsc]

gets() also gets the newline from input, so if you use puts() it will have two newlines, if you want to use puts(), you simply have to remove the '\n' of the string retrieved by gets().

[Guest]

But my output format still looks correct. Perhaps you would like to compile and run it?

[afonsocsc]

Ok, sorry, I was confusing gets() with fgets(), gets() doesn't put the newline in the string...
But I found a bug in the code, try this input:
999999999999999999 * 1

[Guest]

Thank you so much for pointing out my mistake,
At last I've got accepted,

Thank you again!

[jackie]

After many WAs i change the algorithm. Use double instead of big number.
and i get AC.
Then i find the judge's input doesn't contain line like

1000000*10000

or

1000000 + -1

simply input

[cpp] while (scanf("%s%s%s", a, op, b) == 3)
{
printf("%s %s %s\n", a, op, b);
//decide how to output
}[/cpp]

hope it can help

good luck

[minskcity]

After many WAs i change the algorithm. Use double instead of big number.
and i get AC.

hope it can help

good luck

It does help - I've just got AC with a 10-line program. I guess this post is resolved now.

[shanto86]

can any one plz hlp me with this code. i am getting WA.

#include<stdio.h>

void main()
{
long long n1,n2,result;
char expression[1000],op[3];
while(gets(expression))
{
sscanf(expression,"%lld%s%lld",&n1,op,&n2);
printf("%s\n",expression);
if(n1>2147483647)
printf("first number too big\n");
if(n2>2147483647)
printf("second number too big\n");
if(op[0]=='+')
result=n1+n2;
else
result=n1*n2;
if(result>2147483647)
printf("result too big\n");
}
}

[minskcity]

Read previos topic - use double instead of long long... If you are given a very big number as an input, it might look like a small number when converted to long long and your code will fail.

[Arm.Turbo]

can any one plz hlp me with this code. i am getting WA.

#include<stdio.h>

void main()
{
skip
}

You can't use long long. You have to scan data from input using strings.

[hectorUCI]

I think this code works but .. i get WA. Could anybody check it, please?

Program ACM465;
var
I,D : LongInt;
p,pm,pp,pei,ped:integer;
S,SI,SD : String;
b:boolean;
Begin
while not eof do
begin
readln( S );
pm:=pos('+',S); pp:=pos('*',S); b:=FALSE;
p:=pm+pp;
if p=0 then continue;
SI:=copy(S,1,p-1);
while not (SI[1] in ['0'..'9']) do delete(SI,1,1);
while not (SI[length(SI)] in ['0'..'9']) do delete(SI,Length(SI),1);
val(SI,I,pei);
SD:=copy(S,p+1,length(S)-p);
while not (SD[1] in ['0'..'9']) do delete(SD,1,1);
while not (SD[length(SD)] in ['0'..'9']) do delete(SD,Length(SD),1);
val(SD,D,ped);
writeln(S);
if (I>32767) or (pei<>0) then
begin
writeln('first number too big');
b:=TRUE;
end;
if (D>32767) or (ped<>0) then
begin
writeln('second number too big');
b:=TRUE;
end;
if (pm<>0) and (I+D>32767) then b := TRUE;
if (pp<>0) and (I*D>32767) then b := TRUE;
if b then
writeln('result too big');
end;
End.

[murkho]

I am having problem in taking input for problem 465...that is should i use
strtok() or sprintf() ?
if i use sprintf()
then why this line does not work?

sprintf(str,"%s %ch %s",&s1,&ch,& s2);
it can take first number in s1 , the + or * sign in ch
but not second number in s2.

if to use strtok how to use it?

any other possible ways?


please help me . I am waiting for your help.

[sumankar]

None of strtok()/sprintf() are used for taking input.At least as far as I know.
Maybe you are doing a fgets() and then this strtok() /sprintf stuff ...but I am left to guess.

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sprintf(str,"%s %ch %s",&s1,&ch,& s2); 

Can you tell me the type specifiers for s1, s2 & ch?I am guessing once again,
s1 and s2 are of type char */char [] - in which case your code is wrong.
If s1, s2 are integers - %s has to be changed. So either way this snippet is plain wrong.

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int main()
{
    char a[256], b[256], op[2];
     ...
    while ( 3 == scanf("%s %s %s", a, op, b) )
    {
          /*....a lot of stuff that I wont tell you ;)*/
    }
...
}

is how I get input for this problem.

HTH
Regards,
Suman.

[Rocky]

Can Any Body Help With Any Tricks Or Special IO Of This Problem
I Get WA All The Time.
Plsss Help Me.

THANK'S IN ADVANCE
Rocky