I have just reloaded all the tests from 17 till the last one (+)
That tests were no terminated by the end of lines indeed because of force majeure... Now the new rules for tests are being developed to prevent such things in the future. Anyway we must apologize for it.
If you got WA(17), you may run your program again.
Edited by author 12.02.2006 17:11
why not rejudge the contest? :'(
Posted by
Love_** 12 Feb 2006 17:10
SafeBird, could you check if the tests are correct now? (-)
yes, AC now. (that one is my TestID).....
I started to code G at the beginning of the contest...
and I soon found it wa on 18......
my teammate starts to help me find the bug....
it was until 4hours after the beginning, my teammate uses Pascal and ACed.........
:'( if i have aced G at the beginning, things would possibly change:(
Well... (+)
17-th test was the first test that had not eoln, but your program passed it. If the problem appeared because of eoln, it could fail on 17-th test. Could you explain it?
Edited by author 12.02.2006 17:25
I don't know it exactly.(+)
have you read the other post of mine?
if i use:
for (;;)
{
if (feof(Fin)) break;
char ch=fgetc(Fin);
if (ch=='\n') break;
...
}
i will pass 17, but if i use:
char ch=fgetc(Fin);
if (ch=='\n') break;
i will TLE on 17.
i don't know why my program passes 17, but failed on 18. you could see my submission, the original program will get AC.
i am currently on icq:162109001.(-)
Re (+)
It is beyond my rights to look at your submission and it is beyond my power to rejudge the contest. Vladimir Yakovlev will make a decision about this problem.
I do not use ICQ :( But one day I will.
Edited by author 12.02.2006 17:51
Re: I don't know it exactly.(+)
these statements are not useful:
if (feof(Fin)) break;
char ch=fgetc(Fin);
if (ch=='\n') break;
use should use these:
char ch=fgetc(Fin);
if (ch=='\n' || ch==EOF) break;
BECAUSE
feof(FILE*) returns true iff the end-of-file was already read. So you terminate input string with character 255.
Tests were correct, but with no eoln before oef. You considered such situation but made a mistake.
But
"char ch=fgetc(Fin);
if (ch=='\n' || ch==EOF) break;"
is against the problem description!
i think this problem should be rejudged, since you have said:
"The advertisement is terminated by the end of line."
in the description!
Edited by author 12.02.2006 21:13
But why did you use feof?
see in(+)
I don't know much difference between feof and ch==EOF, BUT
the problem has said that input is terminated by '\n'! I thought there will be no difference between using that line or not!!!
you could contact "Dmitry 'Diman_YES' Kovalioff", the test cases 17,18,... are indeed wrong during the contest.
(now they are okay)
