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back to boardwa#2 come in Posted by Chidori 16 Nov 2005 19:52 I have wa#2 for many times, but at last I have done it.
If you are in same situation, notice M can be larger than N. You should output something - the largest number in 1..N. Re: wa#2 come in It's can't be. I have wa#2 for many times, but at last I have done it.
If you are in same situation, notice M can be larger than N. You should output something - the largest number in 1..N. Re: wa#2 come in I have wa#2 for many times, but at last I have done it.
If you are in same situation, notice M can be larger than N. You should output something - the largest number in 1..N. Another reason could be data-type not able to hold values in the range of 0 and 100000 Re: wa#2 come in Posted by Komron 8 Feb 2013 13:48 M is always less or equal to N man, read the problem once more for assurance and also i don't think that WA can be cause of data-type which can't hold values from 0 to 10^6..simple "integer/int" is ok man. Re: wa#2 come in Posted by sky 16 Sep 2014 19:36 test case 2 has exactly 25000 measured values....
eg-
3
10
11
1
19
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(25000 integers)
-1
so,be careful in declaring the size of array... :)(you can use arr[25001] ). |
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