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I'm testing if codeforces can judge code with emojis, so I replace something and submit my code.
However it gives "judgement failed" and I don't know what happened.
Is it a bug or something else?
https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1567/submission/128210046
upd: it gives CE if I type Chinese characters
That is Codeforces -> Emojiforces. (Maybe Mike won't let it happen XD
And this is how codeforces was hacked.. :0
IIRC G++ doesn't support emojis. It will probably work with Clang, though.
Maybe GCC7 doesn't support code with emojis. It can compile with GCC10 in my online judge.
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