http://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/136/submission/3133932
It outputs 10 on my pc but judge says it outputs 0, for the 2nd test case.
Any help?
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http://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/136/submission/3133932
It outputs 10 on my pc but judge says it outputs 0, for the 2nd test case.
Any help?
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Microsot Visual C++ 2010compiler.I think the problem is that the variable move1 is not initialized
move1 = s.size() - 2 - move1;I'v a problem like this with my codes.
I think you use old version of the compiler( or not the version that CF works on).
Or maybe you (don't) use -O2 for compiling (becuase it will change sth(e.g. your memory) on your computer while running your code !)
I wish my experience would be useful for you :D