| Show all threads Hide all threads Show all messages Hide all messages | | ITS REALLY HELL PROBLEM | 👑TIMOFEY👑 | 1179. Numbers in Text | 1 Sep 2022 20:33 | 1 | ITS REALLY HARD
I WORK SO HARD FOR THIS PROBLEM TO DO ITS REALLY FAST, U HAVE 1MB MEMORY input THIS IS ABOUT 600-700k symbols, U NEED TO DO ITS Very VERY VERY VERYVERY VERy fAST AND THIS VERYV VEryV eVEYR Very HARD
U NEED TO READ THIS NEVER NEVER NEVER USE CIN
USE c=getchar() where c - char. And IF U WANT TO STOP INPUT JUST int WHILE
in the conditions of the while loop, put restrictions on the symbol, that is, there are all charms from A to Z and something else. AND THEN YOU NEED A REALLY FAST ALGORITHM
I rewrote mine six times, I can't understand it myself, it's very difficult, I only remember that char is int, and int is a deadline, and diffirintly THE ALGORITHM is SLOW | | Stupid problem | andreyDagger | 1179. Numbers in Text | 31 Oct 2021 15:58 | 2 | This is an example of how you shouldn't make the problem | | WA #6 | OZone3 | 1179. Numbers in Text | 6 Nov 2011 00:17 | 3 | WA #6 OZone3 1 Jul 2009 19:06 I've solved this task twice, first under "OZone", then under "OZone2" account. (I've lost their passwords).
Now I am using the same solution (as far as I remember) and get WA #6.
Could anybody give me an idea what aspect of a problem does the test #6 examine?
Or is there is a way to get accounts back without emailing, because both e-mails are dead.
Edited by author 01.07.2009 19:09 just write
not
for(k = 2;k < 36;++k)
=>>
for(k = 2;k <= 36;++k) Try some tests with more than one space or empty line..
and for WA7 try this:
ZZ
(answer is 36 1) | | I don't understand the problem please help me | "WRN" | 1179. Numbers in Text | 25 Nov 2010 15:05 | 9 |
01234B56789
AZA
is this test have 2 numberic text
and there is not numberic text in 11-base
(01234ЪB56789 is 12-base and AZA is 36-base)
why the answer is 11 4
what is 11 mean
what is 4 mean
Thank you (+) MadPsyentist/Sam 14 Mar 2002 01:59 hi Wan+ , long time no see ^^
btw, it means numbers in text , not numberic text
so 11 4 means there are 4 numbers in 11-based number system
those are 01234,56789,A,A thanks "WRN" 14 Mar 2002 22:23 hi, p'Sam long time no see too.
Thanks for your help
that you told me it mean you can spilt the numberic text into any
part ?? or only 3 part
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 it can be in any base of number that greater than 10
why the answer is 11 12
Hmmm MadPsyentist/Sam 15 Mar 2002 06:47 i'm having a hard time explaining in english ,it's not my language ><
yes, number written in x base can also be y>x-based. but it doesn't
matter at all because this is not mutually exclusive property. anyway,
answering this question won't help. let me explain the problem
you just have to count amount of X-based numbers AMONG the text (i.e.
just ignore those characters that can't fit in X-based number system , or
consider them as delimitors). and pick the system that have maximum
amount of numbers
let's see the sample case
01234B56789
AZA
there are only 1 2-based number , that is 01 (you just can't split them
into 0 and 1)
1 for 3-based : 012
1 for 4 : 0123
1 for 5 : 01234
2 for 6 : 01234 and 5
2 for 7 : 01234 and 56
2 for 8 : 01234 and 567
2 for 9 : 01234 and 5678
2 for 10 : 01234 and 56789
4 for 11 : 01234 , 56789 ,A and A
but only 3 for 12 : 01234B56789 ,A and A
and ofcourse! 2 for 36 : 01234B56789 and AZA
another so long explaination . . . Re: Hmmm ECUST Multistar 15 Mar 2002 18:19 > i'm having a hard time explaining in english ,it's not my language
><
>
> yes, number written in x base can also be y>x-based. but it doesn't
> matter at all because this is not mutually exclusive property.
anyway,
> answering this question won't help. let me explain the problem
>
> you just have to count amount of X-based numbers AMONG the text
(i.e.
> just ignore those characters that can't fit in X-based number
system , or
> consider them as delimitors). and pick the system that have maximum
> amount of numbers
>
> let's see the sample case
> 01234B56789
> AZA
> there are only 1 2-based number , that is 01 (you just can't split
them
> into 0 and 1)
> 1 for 3-based : 012
> 1 for 4 : 0123
> 1 for 5 : 01234
> 2 for 6 : 01234 and 5
> 2 for 7 : 01234 and 56
> 2 for 8 : 01234 and 567
> 2 for 9 : 01234 and 5678
> 2 for 10 : 01234 and 56789
> 4 for 11 : 01234 , 56789 ,A and A
> but only 3 for 12 : 01234B56789 ,A and A
> and ofcourse! 2 for 36 : 01234B56789 and AZA
>
> another so long explaination . . . Re: Hmmm ECUST Multistar 15 Mar 2002 18:19 Thanks for Explaining the Problem for me. Thanks so much for explaining the problem! | | I think i got it, but it still send me wrong answer | Jorge Israel Toledo Alvarado | 1179. Numbers in Text | 15 Mar 2007 09:53 | 1 | How can i know what test is running? When i give my program data i imagine, it always gives the correct answer.
THANKS! | | Help me please. TL_ing. | I am david. Tabo. | 1179. Numbers in Text | 27 Dec 2002 18:39 | 1 | program nn;
const hs='0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ';
var a:array[0..37]of longint;
b:array[0..37]of boolean;
K,J,KK,MAX:LONGINT;
C:CHAR;
PROCEDURE SOLVE;
begin
J:=POS(C,HS);
IF J=0 THEN
BEGIN
FOR K:=2 TO 36 DO
B[K]:=TRUE;
EXIT;
END;
for k:=2 TO 36 DO
BEGIN
IF J>K THEN B[K]:=TRUE ELSE
BEGIN
IF B[K] THEN BEGIN INC(A[K]); B[K]:=FALSE; END ELSE B[K]:=FALSE;
END;
END;
end;
begin
fillchar(a,sizeof(a),0);
fillchar(B,SIZEOF(b),TRUE);
while not eof do
begin
read(c);
solve;
end;
MAX:=-1;
FOR K:=2 TO 36 DO
IF A[K]>MAX THEN
BEGIN
MAX:=A[K];
KK:=K;
END;
WRITELN(KK,' ',MAX);
end. | | Why I got Memory Limit ? Please Help me! | nr | 1179. Numbers in Text | 13 Nov 2002 13:33 | 1 | program nn;
const hs='0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ';
var a:array[0..37]of longint;
b:array[0..37]of boolean;
K,J,KK,MAX:LONGINT;
C:CHAR;
PROCEDURE SOLVE;
begin
J:=POS(C,HS);
IF J=0 THEN
BEGIN
FOR K:=2 TO 36 DO
B[K]:=TRUE;
EXIT;
END;
for k:=2 TO 36 DO
BEGIN
IF J>K THEN B[K]:=TRUE ELSE
BEGIN
IF B[K] THEN BEGIN INC(A[K]); B[K]:=FALSE; END ELSE B[K]:=FALSE;
END;
END;
end;
begin
fillchar(a,sizeof(a),0);
fillchar(B,SIZEOF(b),TRUE);
while not eof do
begin
read(c);
solve;
end;
MAX:=-1;
FOR K:=2 TO 36 DO
IF A[K]>MAX THEN
BEGIN
MAX:=A[K];
KK:=K;
END;
WRITELN(KK,' ',MAX);
end. | | can you help me? | Cross | 1179. Numbers in Text | 24 Jun 2002 19:46 | 1 | how to do this ?
i can't get answer it in time
the text for 1MB is too big | | I don't understand problem please help me | "WRN" | 1179. Numbers in Text | 13 Mar 2002 09:13 | 1 | |
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