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Lengthy test cases (wrong submission)
Hello! I've encountered an issue while solving problems on Codeforces. Specifically, when dealing with wrong submission for lengthy test cases (e.g., 1000 lines), identifying incorrect ones among those 1000 lines becomes quite challenging. Has anyone else experienced this difficulty?
Looking forward to your insights!
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saumya_dadu | 2024-03-16 16:55:18 | 17 | Tiny change: '0 lines), identifying incorrect' -> '0 lines), as filtering the incorrect' | |
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saumya_dadu | 2024-03-16 13:16:37 | 358 | Initial revision (published) |
