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Hi all,
For today's Codeforces Global Round 23, I prepared my solution for Problem E1 — Joking (Easy Version).
The submission is receiving idleness limit exceeded, although I flush the buffer with endl after every line I print. Why does that happen?
You don't include the length of the subset S you output, so if you try to output the set {2, 3} you output
which the interactor interprets as a set of length 2 with first element 3 and waits for you to output the second element (causing Idleness Limit Exceeded).
You also seem to be using fast input (which unties cin and cout), but I don't know if that causes issues.
That was terrible on my end. Exactly that was the issue. I submitted it and it got AC.
Apparently the one "joking" here was me.