Hello code forces, this is my first blog entry as a newbie and I hope it'll be answered (I don't become surprised if nobody answers me! the problem I have is a misjudging happening in my code's judging. I noticed while reading the first test cases that my code returns something else that what is written there as "output", I mean when I give the very same test to console it returns the right answer nevertheless it shows my code outputs something else. if needed https://codeforces.me/contest/1894/submission/237543088 Sub no.237543088 who should I go to?
Cant find the submission
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You must learn English and coding first :))
Go and practice in quera:)))
that's toxic my friend, and quera is shit, it's painfully low quality, hard to navigate and bad judge, like u can AC O(n2) where N: 2e5, and it doesn't use checkers for the output rather just compare the output and the expected output so u may stfu
I know but he loves Quera
LOL
where are u from
I'm from Iran, He's from Germany but lives in Iran
Yeah I noticed u going to ah 5 I guess sampiad is toxic and all. with ppl I know there, why wouldn't it be toxic, btw ur solution doesn't exist couldn't find it please provide a link to it
Toxic classmates, toxic recommendations...
Toxic teachers toxic alireza's
Alirezas, mister INGILISH
Sorry Quera lover!
Ok, Specialist...
Why can't you recognize colors? Is Neeki cyan????
Why can't you see the past? So, if you don't...you can sleep more.
How couldn't I find 1 (only 1) post of you in which there are no toxic speeches? Be a bit prestigious, at least once. (You're accusing everyone of doing everything, and please mind your own business.)
It happened to me when I left a variable not initialized for example int x; x here can be with any value you have to do int x = 0;
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