616 - Coconuts, Revisited

[jjtse]

are you sure there is no solution for this case?


65539


My program output says 2 people and 1 monkey.


My program is not AC

[jjtse]

Hi,

I'm wondering if someone can give some more sample inputs/output for this problem. I think my program is pretty good except maybe a few special cases.


Thanks

[jjtse]

"long int" is not sufficient for longer values.

Try using "long double" instead of "long int" and "fmod" instead of "%".

Why would that even be an issue? The problem clearly says "integers" as coconuts

[mf]

65539

My program output says 2 people and 1 monkey.

My program is not AC

My program was accepted, and it also says 2 people, 1 monkey.

"long int" is not sufficient for longer values.

Try using "long double" instead of "long int" and "fmod" instead of "%".

Why would that even be an issue? The problem clearly says "integers" as coconuts

You know, googolplex is an integer, too
So, can you tell me what is the output for it?

[little joey]

You know, googolplex is an integer, too
So, can you tell me what is the output for it?

"That was a hell of a lot of coconuts for one monkey (burp!); next time I'll stick to bananas!"

[hi!man!]

Well you know I was lazy enough to calculate the higher limit of n, but it's clear for me that n=30 is enough. Of course it may be even too much, but I don't want to improve the limit.

Best regards.

n = 9 is enough.

[brett1479]

The input test data for this problem is very weak. There are no test cases where the number of people is greater than 5.

[ashik_53@diu]

check your program with input 3 . AC Output is 3 coconuts, 2 people and 1 monkey