10093 - An Easy Problem!

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sohel
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10093 A hard problem!

Post by sohel »

I don't know what I am doing wrong with this problem.
I considered that there could be + or - sign before a number.

If input is 0 output is 2 , isn't it.
I also stared to loop from (max+1) where max is the numerical maximum character ( ie A = 10 and a = 26 and so on).
Then later I converted it to decimal , considering all the bases, and checked whether it is divisible by (Base - 1).

What am I doing wrong.

I will not post my code as yet ...

Can anyone give me some critical input.
Thanx
:cry:
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What I consider

Post by hackfox »

Hi Sohel,

Below is what I consider in this program. For your reference.

a. Don't take care of +/-. Even there are + or - symbol, the result should be the same.

b.Take care of white space, tab. In fact. this kind of characters are ALL
skipped.

c.Check invalid character for certain base. For example, 222 is an invalid
base 2 number. AAA is invalid base 2~10 number.

d.Note the real value, for example,
111 base 2 = 7, but 111 base 4 = 21.
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still don't get it

Post by sohel »

I considered the things you have mentioned but still get WA.

This time I will post my code:
[cpp]
deleted after getting AC.
:wink:
[/cpp]

Can somebody give a quick scan on this trivial code and point out the mistake.

Thanks.
:o
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confusion

Post by sohel »

I am wondering whehter
long long is enough to solve this problem.
If I convert the given number to base 10 ( for each base ) won't it fit
into long long or
do i have to use any other technique to find validity.

If the latter is true , can someone give me some hints on that.
Thanks.
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give up

Post by sohel »

I give up!

After a lot of dogged effort ...I am still stuck on this problem.....
.. :(
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Post by little joey »

Don't give up, and don't assume the digital representation fits into a long long; the string can be hundreds of 'digits' long.

One hint: how do you determine if a decimal number of arbitrary length is divisible by 9?
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isdiv

Post by sohel »

I realized that long long is not big enough..... and so I resorted to string division... but still WA! :evil:
One hint: how do you determine if a decimal number of arbitrary length is divisible by 9?
I use to following function to check whether a number in base b is divisible by (b-1).

[cpp]
bool isdiv(char str[], int b)
{
int i,k,l;
l = strlen(str);
int sum = 0;
for(i=0;i<l;i++)
{
if( isdigit( str ) )
k = str - '0';
else if( str<='Z')
k = str - 'A' + 10;
else
k = str - 'a' + 36;

sum = sum*b + k;
sum = sum % (b-1);
}
if(sum)
return true;
return false;
}
[/cpp]

Is there anything wrong with this?
Can you give some critcal inputs where this function fails.
Thanks.
:roll:
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Post by little joey »

I just submitted your previous code with an extra line sum = sum % (b-1); in contodec() and got accepted!
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thanks

Post by sohel »

Thank you very much LJ,
This problem has been killing me.... and now the frustration is over.
:P
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dev-c++ OK but OJ compile error

Post by tRipper »

I've been solving the problem 10093 on my computer and it compiles perfectly ok (dev-c++), but when i send it to OJ i get compile error. Is something wrong with my code or what?

// code deleted after AC
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Post by tRipper »

got it. the problem was in the line

#include <locale>

Why is that? I'm pretty much new in c++ and i thought that for using 'isdigit', 'isupper' and similar u need to include this library.
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Post by Krzysztof Duleba »

Character classification functions for C locale are defined in <cctype>. <locale> defines templates for other locales.
tan_Yui
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An Easy Problem!

Post by tan_Yui »

I got WA, but I couldn't find bugs of my code.
Could anyone check my code?
Or, if you have Accepted code, compare the output of your code with the my code one?

Here is my code.

Code: Select all

cut after Accepted, thanks
Thank you.
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Re: An Easy Problem!

Post by tan_Yui »

I'm waiting for somebody's help still now. :(
It's not easy problem for me ....

Thank you.
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10093: Why WA?

Post by miracle »

I've still got WA,can anyone help me?


#include <iostream.h>

int f(char a)
{
if(a>='0' && a<='9')
return a-'0';
if(a>='a' && a<='z')
return a-'a'+36;
if(a>='A' && a<='Z')
return a-'A'+10;
}

int main()
{
char line[250];
int max,tmp,i,j;
unsigned long r;

line[0]='\0';
while(cin.getline(line,250) && line[0])
{
max=-1;
for(i=0;line;i++)
{
tmp=f(line);
if(max<tmp)
max=tmp;
}
max= max<2 ? 2:max+1;
for(i=max;i<=62;i++)
{
r=0;
for(j=0;line[j];j++)
r=(r*i+f(line[j]))%(i-1);
if(r==0)
break;
}
if(i==63)
cout<<"such number is impossible!"<<endl;
else cout<<i<<endl;
line[0]='\0';
}
return 0;
}
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