11361 - Investigating Div-Sum Property

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11361 - Investigating Div-Sum Property

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my code is giving correct output for first two sample but not for the third one.
is that output is correct?

need more test cases.

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Re: 11361-- are there all correct outputs?

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apurba wrote:my code is giving correct output for first two sample but not for the third one.
is that output is correct?

need more test cases.
The sample input/output is good!

It's easier if you use unsigned int, because A and B can be as large as 2^31-1 to avoid overflow in int type. And perhaps a clever algorithm to avoid TLE, use a large precomputed hash table to avoid the big computation of the answer.
The tricky test cases are those where A or B is divisible by a large power of 10. (It's too easy to miscompute the bounds of some variables).
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what wrong with my code?

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here is my code.
what wrong with that?

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anyone help.
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Re: what wrong with my code?

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apurba wrote:here is my code.
what wrong with that?
Your program is completely wrong. You have to compute the sum of the digits like this way:

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unsigned int sumofdigits( unsigned int n)  {
    unsigned int k=n,sum=0;
    while(k)  sum+=k%10,k/=10;
    return sum;
}
And try to avoid TLE, because by only this simple sumofdigits function you'll get that.
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Re: what wrong with my code?

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Robert Gerbicz wrote:
apurba wrote:here is my code.
what wrong with that?
Your program is completely wrong. You have to compute the sum of the digits like this way:

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unsigned int sumofdigits( unsigned int n)  {
    unsigned int k=n,sum=0;
    while(k)  sum+=k%10,k/=10;
    return sum;
}
And try to avoid TLE, because by only this simple sumofdigits function you'll get that.

this is not working!!!!!!!
wrong again.

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Post by sclo »

You need some kind of DP solution if you want to get this problem.
The dimensions are 10x10xKxK. But that is way out of bound, you need something more clever :)
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Post by sohel »

K < 10000 was a clever trick. :wink:
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Post by Lomir »

I think that, maximal possible K is 82. Because there are no numbers in inteval with larger sum of digits then 82.
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Post by sonyckson »

I cant get the "kind of DP" idea.... can anyone give me some hints?? thanks. eric
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sonyckson wrote:I cant get the "kind of DP" idea.... can anyone give me some hints?? thanks. eric
The dimensions for the DP:
length of number, first digit of number, sum of digit mod K, number mod K
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Post by sohel »

sclo wrote: The dimensions for the DP:
length of number, first digit of number, sum of digit mod K, number mod K
My one is also similar to yours..
.. int dp[ length ][ sum of digit mod K ][ number mod K ] [ 1/0 depending one whether the chosen digits is a prefix of the number or not]
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I also get TLE, hmmm....
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Post by sclo »

if you did the dp properly, you won't get TLE. Remember that there are no solution if K is too large.
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Post by Wei-Ming Chen »

Hello, I tried to use DP (10*10*K*K) to solve these problem

but got WA

Can someone check the I/O below? thanks.

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6
234 4567 8
3421 4568976 3
1232 456965 7
9909 123444 5
11111 11111111 7
980364 2147483647 11
CORRECT output:

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69
1521852
9306
4542
226548
17737396
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