Here's my code.Its working for the given test cases but giving a WA on submission.
Solution link : http://ideone.com/JcEHbc Problem link : Uva 410
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Here's my code.Its working for the given test cases but giving a WA on submission.
Solution link : http://ideone.com/JcEHbc Problem link : Uva 410
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Auto comment: topic has been updated by suggi_d_luffy (previous revision, new revision, compare).
You're not printing a new line after every chamber. And you're printing extra spaces.
Try to print " i:" and then print spaces only when necessary. Also, don't forget to print the new line after every chamber.
Yeah, I know, it's ridiculous to get WA because of f****ing spaces, but unfortunately, not all checkers are Codeforces. I'm sick of getting WA because of a missing new line, an extra new line, or because the stupid compiler can't handle precision correctly. Those things don't prove how skilled you are, just how patient you are to deal with irritating stuff.