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Don't ac on multiple samples(e.g. sample #2) add to penalty?
By y_kx_b, history, 2 years ago, In English

Nowadays cf usually use multiple testcases instead of multiple samples to decrease competitor's sample-test-time or due to other reason.

But some problems can't use multiple testcases(such as 1743D - Problem with Random Tests) and a friend of mine get penalties because of Wrong answer on test(sample) 2/3.

Can MikeMirzayanov fix it, or it is just cf feature?

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2 years ago, # |
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It's the cf rule.

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    But I think sample #1 and sample #2/#3 are equal so what does this cf rule target at...?

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      I like to believe that it targets accidental submissions. Also you can try agnocpeed to test multiple test cases at once :)

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        But I have been accustomed to CCH and CP-Editor and I don't want to try agnocpeed though it seems powerful XD

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My opinion is that, the rule is to pretend wrong submissions across problems, for example I want to submit a problem C solution but I missubmitted it to problem B.

But if you can pass the first sample, you are not submitting the wrong problem, are you?

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