713 - Adding Reversed Numbers

[FT]

Anyone can give me some test datas.
My program got Wrong answer,
and i don't know what is wrong with it.

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#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
void main()
{
  int N;
  int i,len1,len2,advance,temp,flag;
  char num1[1000];
  char num2[1000];
  cin>>N;
  while(N--){
     cin>>num1;
	 cin>>num2;
	 len1=strlen(num1);
	 len2=strlen(num2);
	 i=0;
	 advance=0;
	 flag=0;
	 while(i<len1&&i<len2){
	    temp=(num1[i]-'0')+(num2[i]-'0')+advance;
		if(temp%10) flag=1;
		if(flag)  cout<<temp%10;
		advance=temp/10;
		i++;
	 }
	 if(i>=len1){
		 while(i<len2){
		    temp=advance+(num2[i]-'0');
			if(temp%10) flag=1;
			if(flag)  cout<<temp%10;
			advance=temp/10;
			i++;
		 }
	 }else{
	     while(i<len1){
		    temp=advance+(num1[i]-'0');
			if(temp%10) flag=1;
			if(flag) cout<<temp%10;
			advance=temp/10;
			i++;
		 }
	 }
	 if(advance) cout<<advance;
	 cout<<endl;
  }
}[cpp][/cpp]

[Caesum]

Input:
30 30
Output:
6

[henar2]

Hi.
I am getting Wrong Answer and I don't know why, please check it:

[c]
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>

void invert(int *num);

main()
{
int cases,i,num1,num2,sum;
scanf("%d",&cases);
for(i=0;i<cases;i++)
{
scanf("%d %d",&num1,&num2);
invert(&num1);
invert(&num2);
sum=num1+num2;
invert(&sum);
printf("%d\n",sum);
}
}


void invert(int *num)
{
int i,n;
char string[50],string2[50],*end;
sprintf(string,"%d",*num);
n=strlen(string);
for(i=0;i<n;i++)
string2=string[n-i-1];
string2[n]='\0';
*num=strtol(string2,&end,0);
return;
}
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[liusu]

Why WA?I can't understand.why?Give me a reason!

[pascal]var
s1,s2:array[1..20] of integer;
str:string;
i,t,j,tt:integer;
total:longint;
tem:integer;
begin
readln(total);
while (total>0) do
begin
readln(str);
for i:=1 to 20 do
begin
s2:=0;
s1:=0;
end;

i:=1;
t:=1;
while ((str[t]=' ')or(str[t]='0')) and(t<=length(str)) do
inc(t);
while not (str[t]=' ') and(t<=length(str))do
begin
s1:=ord(str[t])-48;
inc(i);
inc(t);
end;
dec(i);
j:=0;
while ((str[t]=' ')or(str[t]='0'))and (t<=length(str)) do
inc(t);
while (t<=length(str)) do
begin
inc(j);
s2[j]:=ord(str[t])-48;
inc(t);

end;
tem:=i;
if(i<j) then tem:=j;
for t:=1 to tem do
begin
s1[t]:=s1[t]+s2[t];
if(s1[t]>9) then
begin
s1[t]:=s1[t]-10;
inc(s1[t+1]);
end;
end;
t:=1;

tt:=tem+1;
while(s1[tt]=0)do
dec(tt);
while (s1[t]=0) and (t<=tem)do
inc(t);
if(t>tem) then
writeln(s1[t])
else begin
for t:=t to tt do
write(s1[t]);
// inc(t);
if(s1[t]<>0)
then write(s1[t]);
writeln;
end;


dec(total);

end;
end.[/pascal][/pascal]

[monika]

ur invert() function is creating trouble in case an input number ends in 0.

when string2 has leading zeroes, strtol returns 0.

[eureka]

who can tell me why my code is compile error?
what should be attention when programming with c
because I use turbo c
but judge is gcc


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

void rever_str(char *s)
{

int len = strlen(s);
int i,j;
j = 0;
int tem ;
tem = len ;
while (s[len-j-1] == '0')
{
j++;
tem --;
}

s[tem] = '\0';

int t ;
t = tem/2;
char temp;

for (i = 0;i<=t-1;i++)
{
temp = s;
s = s[tem-i-1];
s[tem-i-1] = temp;
}

}


void main()
{
char s[10],s1[10],s2[10];

int in_num,i;

scanf("%d",&in_num);


for (i = 1;i<=in_num;i++)
{
scanf("%s %s",s1,s2);
rever_str(s1);
rever_str(s2);
int n1 ;
n1 = atoi(s1);
int n2;
n2 = atoi(s2);
int n;
n = n1 + n2;
itoa(n,s,10);
rever_str(s);
printf("%s\n",s);
}

}

[kmhasan]

itoa is not a ANSI compatible function. You can consult Turbo C/C++ help to know if a functions is compatible in unix platform.

The same thing can be done using the sprintf function of stdio.h

For example:
to print the value of an integer to a string you can use:
[c]
int x = 1234;
char str[1024];
sprintf(str,"%d",x);
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[eureka]

thank you kmhasan

but what the following error messege mean?

01238360_24.c: In function `rever_str':
01238360_24.c:17: parse error before `int'
01238360_24.c:18: `j' undeclared (first use in this function)
01238360_24.c:18: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
01238360_24.c:18: for each function it appears in.)

espeicial "parse error before 'int'
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[Dominik Michniewski]

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int len = strlen(s); 
int i,j; 
j = 0; 
int tem ; 

this fragment of code is possible only in C++, but not in C. deklaration of TEM must be before j=0; .... (As I Think...)
OJ compiler is very strict - use ONLY ANSI code structure. Every non-standard expression cuases error ...

Best regards

[eureka]

I submit my code with c++ ,and then "acc"
it's so strang!

[wombat80]

In a block in C you have to declare all the types at the begining.
So the fragment:
[c]int len = strlen(s);
int i,j;
j = 0;
int tem ; [/c]
would give an error on the second line because it is not expecting type information once the code has begun. However, in C++ you can declase types anywhere. This is important in C++, because constructors are called where the variable is defined.

[route]

can the Inputs of 713 be greater than 2 ^ 31 -1 ?

[Andrey Mokhov]

No, my program reads data with scanf("%d",&n)

Good luck!
Andrey.

[Master]

I have solved Adding Reverse Number (713) long time ago. Now I am developing a tutorial website for the beginners. For this, I am analyzing my accepted code and found a very interesting bug on my code. When I give the input as the following I found a answer which is wrong (I think) with my accepted code.

INPUT
2
3224 5873
5873 3224

OUTPUT
88
88

Here is my code.
[cpp]
Cut....
[/cpp]
I am surprised how I got accepted with this code.


M H Rasel
CUET - Old Sailor

[UFP2161]

Yeah, the correct output should be:

8008
8008

I guess you were just lucky that the Judge didn't have any inputs that tested whether or not you printed '0's in the middle of the string. It probably only checked the fringe cases where the resulting number might have had trailing zeroes or what not and other such things. Maybe they'll fix this now, and rejudge this problem =)