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I am getting right answer for the given test cases for this problem but don't know why on submitting the solution, for the same(i.e. first) test case, the judge says:
Checker comment
wrong answer 1st words differ - expected: 'ABC', found: 'ABC'
This is my submission of the solution: 4452060
Any help regarding this is highly appreciated.
I think that your output contains '\n' in the end. But in checker comment it is ignored. May be this '\n' not needed in output
There is an extra space in your output, and i think the checker is space sensitive (it never used to be), look for extra trailing spaces.
I also doubted the same, so \b to remove that trailing space, if any present at end.
See this submission: 4452358
Even then getting WA.
See if you can help me out.
cout << '\b'does not erase the last written character. Rather than that, it writes the byte whose value corresponds to the character\bto the output. In ASCII it is character 8.It is the terminal software/hardware (on the receiving end, not on the sending end) which recognizes these special characters and then does something accordingly. But if you write data to a file instead of a terminal, the characters will remain as written.
Thanks for the info!
So do you mean i can't erase the last written character anyhow??
Correct, once a character has been written, there is no way to cancel this.
You can either output characters more carefully, or write them all into a string, then change the string as you like and finally output the modified string.
P.S. The problem is not the trailing space. You should fix the problem that PavelKunyavskiy pointed out.
Thanks andreyv... finally my solution got accepted!!
Actually what i was doing was trying to print the character (supposedly)stored at an index that was greater than the size of the string and it was printing the NULL (whose ASCII code is 0) as a result.
(got this idea from PavelKunyavskiy's comment below!)
If output (int)a[i] instead of a[i] you can see, that you outputs four characters with codes
65 66 67 0.You are absolutely correct.
So, going by your suggestion i used "\b " after the 'for loop'. Now when i use (int)a[i], it outputs three characters(i.e. A B C) with codes
65 66 67.See this submission: 4452358
BUT EVEN THEN the judge declares it as a wrong answer with the same checker comment as before:
wrong answer 1st words differ - expected: 'ABC', found: 'ABC'Please correct me where i might be wrong.
judge checks your output just as biary file. So
\bprobably shouldn't work. Anyway i don't now whar is it.