11220 - Decoding the message.

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11220 - Decoding the message.

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what's wrong with my code?
please help me.

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GOT AC
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Post by krijger »

Try this:

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2

note the space after the last word of the next line
second line 
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Post by hamedv »

Thank, I got AC
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Post by asmaamagdi »

My code is correct when there are spaces at the end of the line, but I'm still getting WA :(

Is there any other trick about it??!!
What if I entered 2 line feeds after the number of cases (or between 2 test cases)?
Should I print Case #: and 2 empty lines or should I wait for real data first??!!

Thnx in advance
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Post by ayeshapakhi »

probably there's no such things..

try this
input

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The first line of input gives the number of cases T  one
less than or equals to  T less than or equals to thirty
    then there is a blank line before the first test

case Each test case represents a message  which is composed
 by one less than or equals to  N  less than or equals to
 hundred  lines and each line is composed by one to thirty 
 words
output

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Case #1:
Tinusr
lhusly
thaer

Case #2:
caseege
bnsnls
hidhoy
w
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Presentation Error in Java

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Presentation Error!!
If anyone can help me to find my mistake I'll appreciate it a lot and be very thankful.

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ACCed - Dumb Mistake. Thanks.
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Post by Darko »

You have a space at the end of that "Case #..." line.
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Post by abdullah<cse du> »

Hi,

This code segment gives run time error. Can some one please help me to locate my errors.

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Code removed
ABDULLAH
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Post by mf »

Your code doesn't even pass the sample input/output.
It reads input in the wrong way.
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sample output of AC

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Hi,
the sample output of AC is:

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Case #1:
How
are
you

Case #2:
Fine
and
you
                                            <--- \n
and don't:

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Case #1:
How
are
you

Case #2:
Fine
and
you
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Post by abdullah<cse du> »

Hi all,

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Remove after ac.
ABDULLAH.
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Thanks for contribution! Got AC. :D 
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Re: 11220

Post by A1 »

linux wrote:Any idea? I'm getting frequent WA!!!!!!!!!!!!

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#include<stdio.h>
#include<ctype.h>

main() {
	int n,i,l,nw,pos;
	char c,t;

	scanf("%d",&n);
	getchar();
            getchar();// *
...............
...............
		if (i) putchar('\n');
		printf("Case #%d:\n",i+1); // * add newline char
..........................
.........................
}
* change/add the following two lines!!
>> Interesting code.. :-?
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Changed
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Post by Jan »

Read the description again...
each line is composed by 1 ≤ M ≤ 30 words. Two words in the same line are separated by one or more white spaces. A word is formed by the letters A-Z and a-z and has at most 30 letters
So, 30*30 = 900 letters and with some white spaces you have almost 1000 characters in a line. But you have only 109 characters. For safety take 2000 or more.

Hope it helps.
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