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back to boardClarity for Problem Statement My code got WA for #27. After checking forever for errors, I edited my comparison for my set so that if two distances are equal, the distance with the bigger key will come first as a last desperation. After submitting this, I got AC. I think this should be stated in the problem statement, because it affects the solutions. For those that don't understand what I'm talking about: Input: 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 (Before) WA 27 Output: 1 (After) AC Output: 2 Re: Clarity for Problem Statement Your sample is incorrect. Because in the statment: "The segments are ordered by non-decreasing ai, and when ai = aj they are ordered by decreasing length. All segments are distinct." |
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