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back to boardsum must be stongly greater than n, or can be equal to leave the team? Re: sum must be stongly greater than n, or can be equal to leave the team? the same question sum must be stongly greater than n, or can be equal to leave the team? YES (Just got AC) Re: sum must be stongly greater than n, or can be equal to leave the team? I don't know how partisan can get AC
In fact, sum(cost1+cost2+...) should be strongly greater than n*3 Re: sum must be stongly greater than n, or can be equal to leave the team? YES! STRONGLY GREATER ONLY!!!
If you'll use >=, you get WA#3 or smth like that >_<
I wish them publish more EXACT problem situations... >_> Re: sum must be stongly greater than n, or can be equal to leave the team? Posted by Andros 11 Jun 2014 12:00 It says here: "the money Vadim had paid for him exceeded n rubles"
Since I automatically just thought it had to be only greater or equal to N (because that sounds way more logical), I got WA at test #3 and I had no idea why.
This is a programming problem, not a reading one - I think there should be more emphasis on the difficulty of *making the solution*, not on understanding the text and looking for small details hidden between hundreds of words. I know the task is very easy, but that doesn't mean making the statement look more complicated will balance things out.
Of course, I wouldn't mind a long statement, as long as there is a recap of everything at its end. For example, something like "For a given integer N(1<=N<=2*10^9), integer M(0<=M<=3000) and M integers a[1,2...M] (1<=a[i]<=2*10^6 inclusive), print the index i for which (a[1]+a[2]+...+a[i])/3 > N. If there is no such index, print "Team.GOV!"" |
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