189 - Pascal Program Lengths

[..]

Hi all,
I don't understand how to the get the sample output (29 units),
this is how I count the program, what's wrong?

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PROGRAM SAMPLEINPUT;
1       2

VAR
3
  TEMP : RECORD
  4      5 
  FIRST, SECOND : REAL;
  6      7        8
  END;
  9

BEGIN {Ignore this }
10   11
TEMP.FIRST := 5.0E -  2;
12         13 14  15 16
READLN (  TEMP.SECOND); 
17     18 19
WRITELN ( 'THE ANSWER IS', TEMP.FIRST *  TEMP.SECOND : 7 : 3)
20     21 22               23         24 25            26 27
END.
28

~~A. N. Onymous

Thanks!

[Farid Ahmadov]

Hi ..
I haven't solved this problem yet. But I think you are counting wrong.

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1       2
PROGRAM SAMPLEINPUT;

3
VAR

  4      5
  TEMP : RECORD
  
    6      7        8
    FIRST, SECOND : REAL;
    
    9
    END;
    
10
BEGIN {Ignore this }

11   12    13 14
TEMP.FIRST := 5.0E-2;

15     16 17   18
READLN (  TEMP.SECOND); 

19      20 21               22   23     24 25   26       27  28
WRITELN (  'THE ANSWER IS', TEMP.FIRST  *  TEMP.SECOND : 7 : 3  )

29
END.
~~A. N. Onymous

I think it must be correct. 5.0E-2 is a constant. If there is "E" after a real number then there will sign(+ or -) and some integer number right after it. There cannot be something like: 5.0 E - 2 it will always be 5.0E-2. Hope it will help.

[halyavin]

Don't forget about this test:
begin
writeln('~~~~~~');
{~~~~~~~~~~~~~}
end.
~~anonimus

[junbin]

Don't forget about this test:
begin
writeln('~~~~~~');
{~~~~~~~~~~~~~}
end.
~~anonimus

Answer for this is 5 units right?

[mt]

Hi, all.

I've got a lot of WA on this problem.
I suspect there is something tricky about it.

Does anyone give me a clue?

[Margarita]

Hi 2 all!
can anyone give me some big test, syntactically correct, to check my program? i have runtime error at 0.000 time... what a pity
thanks

[snar]

Hi,

I

[Jan]

Try the set..

Input:

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program test;
VAR
ch : array [1..20] of Char;
BEGIN {Ignore 'like a string'}
(* Comments can be splitted over several lines
and all the operators like + - * / should be ignored
*) Temp := 2;
iden := $abFe90;
_iden_ := 1e-90;
END.
~~Jan

Output:

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Program by Jan contains 21 units.

Hope it helps.

[deadangelx]

I give a super critical input and output, some codes are from Jan, thanks.

input

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program test;
VAR
ch:array['a' .. 'z']of Char;
BEGIN{Ignore 'like a
string'}
(* Comments can be splitted over several lines
and all the operators like + - * / should be ignored
*)Temp:=2;
WRITELN ('''', TEMP.FIRST <= TEMP.SECOND : 7 : 3)
WRITELN ('''a is b''s', TEMP.FIRST <> TEMP.SECOND : 7 : 3)
iden:=($abFe90+1e-90)*2;
END.
~~bleed1979

output

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Program by bleed1979 contains 43 units.

Hope it helps.

[brianfry713]

From the problem statement:
The only comment delimiters that you should recognise are {}, and not (**).

So you don't need to handle the I/O posted by Jan and deadangelx to get AC. The judge's input does not contain (*

[anacharsis]

So, this is actually Algol, but it's close enough to Pascal that you can use your Pascal unit counter/lexer on it.
It helped me get AC

Input:

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begin
    comment Algol program print the primes less than 1000 using the 
            sieve method.;
    Boolean array sieve[2:1000];
    integer p, count;

    comment Eliminate the multiples of the argument prime number;
    procedure eliminate(p);
        integer p;
        begin
            integer i;
            for i := 2*p step p until 1000 do
                sieve[i] := false
        end;

    comment Clear the sieve.;
    integer i;
    for i := 2 step 1 until 1000 do
        sieve[i] := true;

    comment Find the primes in range.;
    for i := 2 step 1 until 1000 do
        if sieve[i] then
            eliminate(i);

    comment Print the results, 10 per line.;
    p := 2;
    for count := 0 while p <= 1000 do begin
        comment This construct is similar to a do .. while built with a goto.;
        makeline:
            if sieve[p] then begin
                outinteger(1,p);
                outstring(1,' ');
                count := count + 1
            end;
            p := p + 1;
            if p <= 1000 & count < 10 then goto makeline;
        outstring(1,'\n')
    end

end
~~Algol

Output

Program by Algol contains 176 units.

[Dominik Michniewski]

Could anyone help me with any tricky input ?
I have got Wrong Answer with 0.000 time and I have passed all cases posted in this thread ...

[Dominik Michniewski]

Never mind, I found my silly mistake in parsing identifiers