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How's that possible???
By SampersandU, history, 7 years ago, In English

http://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/514/submission/26169645 http://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/514/submission/26169620

How is that even possible?? The only difference between the sources is the declaration of the Set container (double). Is there anybody who can explain THAAT?????

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Just never use set to count doubles. Use epsilon when you work with doubles, or try to avoid doubles in program.

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A similar question was asked a few weeks ago. Take a look at my comment for more information.

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    However, I don't see why the declaration of set in the global area adds at the 8th test ~11 extra elements, returning 47 instead of 36.

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