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In Pinely Round 4 (Div. 1 + Div. 2)，my submission was hacked, but it passed again now
By operator_, 2 months ago, In English

（Please forgive my poor English, and this is also my first time blogging）As the title suggests, I am confused。

link：273185566（As a contestant） and 273270938（As a practice）

Can anyone answer my problem? Is it my problem or a bug? Or is it a features?

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2 months ago, # |
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is it a feature?

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I heard rumors about the interactor acting up in this problem, and your output seems coherent here. So I guess it's not your fault.

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    I also spent an hour yesterday failing on test 1 despite my code working fine testing locally, only to learn that it was registering an extra "\n" as the line where I choose to be Alice or Bob in test case 2 (after like 20 testing submissions), so the interactor definitely had some issues.

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I can't believe a same code which can pass the pretest WA on pretest again. Did you use anything random？

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    2 months ago, # ^ |
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    In fact, I don't. You can use the Compare button to find that the two codes are identical, so I'm confused.

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me too

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Your rd() function seems to contain undefined behavior when used with cin

See 273354445 and 273354530

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    2 months ago, # ^ |
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    Yeah, I agree. Specifically, the code is mixing C I/O (getchar()) and C++ I/O (cin) after it calls ios::sync_with_stdio(false), which breaks buffering and results implementation-defined behavior (cppreference).

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    2 months ago, # ^ |
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    Well, I think you're right. Thanks.

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