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try setting the datatype of integer to long long?
i don't see anything illegal here, just change from int to long long
It's that only,#define int long long
This problem wants you to make the given string a 'k' copy of some random string. Suppose that random string contain a character say 'c' in it x times. So in the given string 's' it will be exactly k*x times. So first just calculate all occurrences of all characters, and check if it is perfectly divided by k or not, if it doesn't return -1 else print n copies of the string which will contain all characters 1/n times of its total.
Totally appreciate your effort! My code does that only ig,then why the test case 10 is failing I can't get that!
No you didn't do it that way. Lemme edit your code and send you. Maybe now you can understand your mistake. <3
thankyuh so much! :)