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back to boardHow big is N for test 16 ? No, it can't be!(+) Posted by SPIRiT 28 Aug 2006 12:47 N is much smaller than 50^100. 50^100 - is the number of all possible states, but N is the order of all ALLOWABLE states (whose sum mod K = 0 )and that's quite less, but still does not fit even in int64 :(. Wherefore, you have to use long arifmetics. Re: No, it can't be!(+) If K=1, you'll get your 50^100 :) |
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