12148 - Electricity

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Devil_Bird
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12148 - Electricity

Post by Devil_Bird »

actually I used the simplest algorithm but It gets WA help plz

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#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

struct data{
	int d;
	int m;
	int y;
	long long int c;
}MI[1009];
int main()
{
	int N;
	while(cin>>N && N!=0)
	{
		for(int i=0;i<N;i++)
			cin>>MI[i].d>>MI[i].m>>MI[i].y>>MI[i].c;
		int res=0,cd=0;
		for(int i=0;i<N-1;i++)
		{
			if(MI[i].y==MI[i+1].y)
			{
				if(MI[i].m==MI[i+1].m)
				{
					if((MI[i].d+1)==MI[i+1].d)
					{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;} 
				}
				else
				{
					if(MI[i+1].m==(MI[i].m+1) || (MI[i].m==12 && MI[i+1].m==1))
					{
						if(MI[i].m==2)
						{
							if(MI[i].y%4==0 && MI[i].y%100!=0)
							{
								if(MI[i].d==29 && MI[i+1].d==1)
								{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}
							}
							else
								if(MI[i].d==28 && MI[i+1].d==1)
								{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}

						}
						else
							if(MI[i].m<7)
							{
								if(MI[i].m%2==0)
								{
									if( MI[i].d==30 && MI[i+1].d==1)
									{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}
								}
								else
									if(MI[i].d==31 && MI[i+1].d==1)
									{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}
							}

							else
							{
								if(MI[i].m==7 && MI[i].d==31 && MI[i+1].d==1)
								{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}
								if(MI[i].m%2==0)
								{
									if( MI[i].d==31 && MI[i+1].d==1)
									{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}
								}
								else
									if(MI[i].d==30 && MI[i+1].d==1)
									{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;continue;}
							}
					}
				}
			}
			else
			{
				if(MI[i+1].y==(MI[i].y+1) && MI[i].m==12 && MI[i+1].m==1 && MI[i].d==31 && MI[i+1].d==1)
				{res+=MI[i+1].c-MI[i].c;cd++;}
			}
		}
		cout<<cd<<" "<<res<<endl;
	}
}
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Re: 12148 - Electricity WA

Post by brianfry713 »

Input:

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2
28 2 2000 0
1 3 2000 1
0
AC output:

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0 0
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Re: 12148 - Electricity WA

Post by uDebug »

brianfry713,

Thanks for sharing this test case.

Devil_Bird,

This post is in the wrong forum. The least you could do when creating a new thread is to check that it's in the right place.
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Re: 12148 - Electricity

Post by Shahidul.CSE »

I didn't understand this:
the number of days for which a consumption can be precisely determined
Can anybody, please explain it clearly?
And how the sample output is come from the sample input ? Please, explain it also...
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Re: 12148 - Electricity

Post by brianfry713 »

You are looking for consecutive days

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29 10 1979 458
30 10 1979 470
...
1 11 1979 480
2 11 1979 483
Case 1: 2 consecutive days, total consumption = (470 - 458) + (483 - 480)

Case 2: No consecutive days

28 2 1978 112
1 3 1978 113
...
14 11 2008 600
15 11 2008 790
Case 3: 2 consecutive days, total consumption = (113 - 112) + (790 - 600)
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Re: 12148 - Electricity

Post by Shahidul.CSE »

Thank you, now I got it. :D
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Re: 12148 - Electricity

Post by anacharsis »

Possibly helpful IO

In:

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4
28 2 2000 600
29 2 2000 700
1 3 2000 800
2 3 2000 900
0
AC out:

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3 300
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Re: 12148 - Electricity

Post by Fibonacci_Prower »

This gets me WA:

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#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>

using namespace std;

int main(void) {
  int N;
  struct tm dato;
  dato.tm_sec=dato.tm_min=dato.tm_hour=dato.tm_mday=dato.tm_mon=dato.tm_year=dato.tm_wday=dato.tm_yday=dato.tm_isdst=0;
  const time_t secondsperday = 86400;
  while((cin >> N) && N) {
    int totalconsumption = 0, preading = 0, reading = 0, days = 0;
    while(N--) {
      time_t previoustime = mktime(&dato);
      cin >> dato.tm_mday >> dato.tm_mon >> dato.tm_year >> reading;
      dato.tm_year -= 1900;
      --dato.tm_mon;
      if(mktime(&dato)-previoustime == secondsperday) {
        totalconsumption += (reading-preading);
        ++days;
      }
      preading = reading;
    }
    cout << days << ' ' << totalconsumption << endl;
  }
  return 0;
}
This, on the other hand, is accepted (see the only line with a comment):

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#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>

using namespace std;

int main(void) {
  int N;
  struct tm dato;
  dato.tm_sec=dato.tm_min=dato.tm_hour=dato.tm_mday=dato.tm_mon=dato.tm_year=dato.tm_wday=dato.tm_yday=dato.tm_isdst=0;
  const time_t secondsperday = 86400;
  while((cin >> N) && N) {
    int totalconsumption = 0, preading = 0, reading = 0, days = 0;
    while(N--) {
      time_t previoustime = mktime(&dato);
      cin >> dato.tm_mday >> dato.tm_mon >> dato.tm_year >> reading;
      dato.tm_year -= 1900;
      --dato.tm_mon;
      
      dato.tm_hour=dato.tm_isdst=0; //Why is this value even changing?
      
      if(mktime(&dato)-previoustime == secondsperday) {
        totalconsumption += (reading-preading);
        ++days;
      }
      preading = reading;
    }
    cout << days << ' ' << totalconsumption << endl;
  }
  return 0;
}
Could anyone please help me understand why?
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