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Codeforces Round #282
By matrix, 10 years ago, In English

Hi,

Codeforces Round #282 will be held at 13th of December, 19:30 MSK. Please don't note anything since the time is the usual time of contests.

The round is prepared by FarbodY, Haghani and Me(matrix).

We'd like to thank Zlobober who helped us a LOT for preparing the problems, MikeMirzayanov for the Polygon and Codeforces platforms and Delinur for helping us in preparing statements and translating them.

Our special thanks goes to mruxim for testing the round.

The problems will be sorted according to the estimated order of difficulty according to our opinion but we strongly recommend you to read all of the problems.

As always the update regarding score distribution will be posted just before the round starts. :)

UPD: It was written that contest starts at 20:00 MSK. it was a mistake and is fixed now. The round starts at usual time 19:30 MSK.

UPD2: We also thank niyaznigmatul for testing our round.

UPD3: Score distribution:

Div1: 500-1000-1750-1750-2500

Div2: 500-1000-1500-2000-2750

As you might have noticed, the scores can now be multiples of 250 as well. Let's thank Codeforces team for adding this feature!

Good luck and Have fun!

UPD4: Congratulations to the winners of both divisions:

Div1:

  1. tourist
  2. winger
  3. sankear
  4. uwi
  5. Egor

Div2:

  1. Ginger88895
  2. pwild
  3. arthurpd
  4. konmaj
  5. ezkatka

The editorial for all problems except D and E Div1 are ready and can be found here. It'll be completed soon.

We thank you all for participating and hope you had a good time.

UPD5: The editorial is now complete and can be found here.

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wow :) iranian contest I love them :)

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matrix your graph is awesome and very motivated

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    Maybe there will be problem about matrix/matrices this round!

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    Its the opposite of the identity matrix :D

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    I hope that someday my graph becomes like that too!

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Our special thanks goes to mruxim for skipping this round just because we needed a tester

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"Please don't note anything since the time is the usual time of contests."

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Happy coding

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hope to see a nice problem-set and rating growth :)

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This will be excellent preparation for the USACO December Contest.

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Zlobober has a great contribution in almost every contest. Thanks bro.. :)

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Have fun and good luck to all of you.

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Codeforces really should think about some additional promotion, today I've found topcoder easter egg in locker room

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Time for dreamoon_love_AA :D

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It will be a good contest ...

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Hope for much [pure] math

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    For me more interesting when anybody have more chances to hack each other(I want low pretests!!!).

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      Eh, well it is a matter of opinion. I personally believe that hacking creates more suspense, especially right after you try to hack someone.

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    And I thought I was the only one

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      i hate hacking ): I like contests like ICPC, where you know if your submission is right or wrong when you submit it.

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It will be a great contest.

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So happy for div.1 contest)))))

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At last after 10 days !!!

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hope candidate master for every expert

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Wanna be Blue.... Gonna be White... -_-

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    Did you mean grey?

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      ya.. Grey..

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      It's possible to be white. See worse's graph.

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        Everything is possible

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        I don't understand the reason why worse always tries to get negative point (Except last round). And he wants to challenge others and fails.

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          You don't understand why people sometimes want to do random stuff for fun?

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it is my first time for div.1.....

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I just want get a purple handle in this round~

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I hope this contest will bring me from unhappiness...... I even suspect whether coding is suitable for me...

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    Well...I didn't got a purple handle, en.....when you tired or lack of confidence,look at me ~, many times I tried my best but got a bad result, but I firmly believe that one day, I can become an excellent coder, not only in ACM. A gold medal is not necessary to prove yourself.

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Don't you think it is a good idea to announce the scoring right now? Because of I think the website will be down (hope not) in a few minutes and you won't be able to announce it just before the contest! :D It would be after the start of the contest!

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1750 points. O_O Rly?

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"As you might have noticed, the scores can now be multiples of 250 as well. Let's thank Codeforces team for adding this feature!" Sounds sarcastic

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CF #282

We hack as we could

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Problems A, B and C are easy; but problems D and E are difficult ! (in Div. 2)
There isn't any normal problem :D

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Good Bye div1)

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correct score distribution (div. 1): 500 — 1500 — 2500 — 2500 — over9000

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thanks a lot for nice problem :)

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last 10 minutes, server was down. I could hack 10+ solutions but...

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    Also I could have hack some solutions

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Woah, wasn't able submit my solution to A because codeforces wouldn't load. :(

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A div1 / C div2:

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Answer: -1
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    Come across this comment, when suddenly my div2 C failed system test. What a coincidence. But really, I didn't notice that case!

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fail of the year

A: forgot if(b[i] < 0) ans is -1.
B: forgot if there is no S in T ans is 0.

added two ifs and got accepteds :(

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What's the hacking test case for Div2A?

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    Here was something unrelated. Keep scrolling.

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      I asked for Division 2

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        I'm pretty sorry.

        For A2, it was pretty simple too: many people had problems with calculating answers for numbers in segment 01-09.

        Also many people accidentally had 6 instead of 7 for 1.

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      That's for Div2 C/Div1 A :)

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    It depends on the code. Some people miscalculated the number of probabilities for a simple digit.

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Server Problem,vary painful.

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What's wrong with test 6 in D, my stress test doesn't reveal any problems =(

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    Check all modulo operations carefully, especially with negative numbers.

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      Eh at least now my stress is giving different results, but I can't find the mistake =(

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Last 10 minutes :(

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    Your avatar fits well to that pic :P.

    For me it was best round ever with regard to number of hacks (I got +6/-1) :). "(#(" ftw :D! As well as best round ever with regard to place before systests (8th), I hope it will stay that way after them :P.

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For div2, a lot of solutions for B had bad complexity O(a) — I managed to submit only two hacks though, due to the server being down for the final fifteen minutes.

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Sadly, this time too, Codeforces went down in the last ten minutes. solved problem C but couldn't submit :(

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please improve the server or limit the contestants number !!!!

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Any idea about how to solve Div-1 B?

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    I found all occurrences of t in s using KMP, then did DP on the the position of the last substring you take.

    So dp[k] would be the number of valid substring selections where none of the substrings have any chars after the kth char, and the kth char is within one of the selected substrings. Calculating dp[k+1] would depend on whether a pattern of t ended at position k+1 or not.

    I'm not sure if this is right, but it passed pretests.

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      I did it in the same way — probably a useful structure is >> int last_before[i] << , indicating where is the last occurence of t in s, that ends before i. Then the recurrence can be sumarized to:

      dp[i+1]=dp[i]+sumdp[last_before[i+1]]

      sumdp[i+1]=sumdp[i]+dp[i+1]

      (with edge cases and similar stuff added, of course)

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    Dynamic programming . For each index i in array, calculate the number of ways dp[i] such that b_k is i. And then sum of all these ways.

    To do this , first find out all the occurences of pattern in text using KMP. Then recursion to calculate dp[i] for i =1 to n(size of text) would be

    dp[i] = sum( j = 0 to pat_start[i] , sum(t = 0 to j, dp[t] ) ); dp[0] = 1;

    where pat_start[i] = largest index p such that Substring[p,i] contains given pattern.

    Now this dp might seem like O(n^2) but by maintaining some additional summations, we can do it in O(n)

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Good bye, Blue. Welcome Green, again.

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Я один столкнулся с тем, что, пытаясь взломать, при открытии чужого решения, открывается окно с посылками, само решение не открывается, ссылку с решением, на которую можно нажать тоже нет, в итоге взламывать невозможно? Так было вначале, потом удалось таки один раз взломать, потом тоже самое до конца контеста. Поведение одно и тоже на Ubuntu (Chrome и FF) и на Win8 (Chrome).

Я конечно и сам залажал контест, но невозможность взламывать тоже как-то выбила из колеи.

Ответы жюри:

"У вас должен быть установлен Flash. Некоторые плагины могут резать Flash, считая баннером. Попробуйте так же воспользоваться другим браузером или очистить кэш/cookies."

"В итоге ведь получилось произвести взлом? Остальные участники не жалуются, проблема где-то на вашей стороне."

"Мы не можем ничем помочь."

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    У меня каждый второй раз открывалось только окно для взлома, без решения. Firefox 34, Win7.
    З.Ы. Это нормально, что я не могу переключить у себя галочку "по-английски" на "по-русски", отвечая на этот комментарий?

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    да, было такое. и ещё за 10 минут удалось взглянуть только на 4 решения.

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It's midnight and I am facing an usual dilemma: do I go to sleep before the rating update or after? It's always a difficult decision...

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    The answer is: yes.

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      That's kind of a confusing answer :p 1) Yes, you should go to sleep before rating update. 2) Yes: you should go to sleep after rating update.

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        The answer to V OR NOT V is TRUE :D

        (I'm assuming that you're unable to go to sleep exactly when the rating updates start.)

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          Haha. I didn't realize my dilemma was a boolean equation :p

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        I think he meant: Yes, you should go to sleep before or after the rating update.

        Because you should go to sleep at some point, right?

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    I suppose to think that the contest will be unrated.

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      Isn't it only me who had really slow and rare access to the website? Almost all my friends say that everything was ok and it was only my problem.

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        Your friends are lying to you to collect some thumbs up!

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How to solve C? Tried to implement some DP on a tree, but answer on the 3rd sample was slightly incorrect.

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    Yep, DP on a tree. On probabilities that the answer is (trivial lower bound + k).

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    " but answer on the 3rd sample was slightly incorrect." — no, it wasn't.

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      I think he means his own code's answer :D

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        Lol, during the round there was some announcement stating that answer to third sample is really correct, so I thought that it related to that :P.

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    The idea here is to change each # in such a way to get a correct sequence of brackets, correct sequence is "()", and then "(correct)" or "()correct" or "correct()", I think I didn't miss any.

    If we want to get correct sequence of brackets on each index i starting from 0, we should have the number of ')'-s less or equal to number of '('-s and these two numbers should be equal for the whole string. Here we should keep in mind that we should change each # with at least one of ')'. So we can replace each # with only one ')' and we can replace the right most # with such number of ')'-s that the number of ')'-s will be equals to number of '('-s in the whole string. My solution was this, I hope it will pass system testing.

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      He asked for DIV-1 C, which is our E.

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        Yes, I was too late to see it! :D But anyway I'll leave it there.

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why testing is stopped?

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I solved E, but read it in a wrong way: I thought rectangles could not intersect. I understood I needed a segment tree, but couldn't wrote it in time. Now it's working with stress test. :( I think it made the problem worse. When you've already got the idea, got the formula for d[x][y], then for rectangle it should be ok. I don't see any difference (except the time). It could be very easy to write mathematical problem. I haven't read all the problems but I like all I've seen.)

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Interesting question: How can somebody get runtime error on Div2-C??

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    Well, for example non-terminated C-string, or too small allocated size for char buffer...

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pretty hard!!! ( And challenging. )

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You really have to maintain server stability in the last 10 mins

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Damn, failed on 47th test... Is there any way to download the tests to see what went wrong?

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vishwacs111, thank you for hacking my C!

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nice contest got +132 :D:D:D + hacked 5 users second problem in div2:D:D:D

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No luck — just skill

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    Isn't that a sign, that contest was totally nonadequate?

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man i am going down and down and down need to come up

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what is the difference between

long long ind = lower_bound (x2.begin(), x2.end(),i)-x2.begin(); if(x2[ind]>i){ind = ind-1;}

and

long long ind = upper_bound (x2.begin(), x2.end(),i)-x2.begin(); ind = ind-1;

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Second one passed,first one didn't. I was trying to find largest element less than/equals to i in vector x2

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I never understand div 1 B problem statement, could someone explain it?

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    How many ways to get choose some substrings of T, so that they dont'intersect and each of them has S as substring.

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What's worse than both your solutions failing? Your friend dropping to div-2 for 1 point.

1699 Rating! — http://codeforces.me/profile/rsunny rsunny next time macha!

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    Haha yeah I dropped to 1697, thats mighty close too :D

    Btw cheers! We're both aspiring Indian coders!

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This contest was excellent!!!

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dp'licious div 1 contest!

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Couldn't code problem d in time and my a was buggy. I almost fell back to div2 LOL

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What did just happen here? AC: 9122599 WA1: 9122592

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http://codeforces.me/contest/494/submission/9117612

For some final tests, I think this should get WA.

Output

999999958.3334586600

Answer

1000000003.315735409

Checker comment

ok found '999999958.3334587', expected '1000000003.3157355', error '0.0000000'

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    Check this. Relative error is OK.

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    That's because the relative error is less than 10 - 6.

    I also noticed that for large inputs, even the trivial lower bound could get AC automatically... I wonder how the submissions could get affected by higher precision (and smaller ai-s).

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judging system of codeforces is quite bad. Because in the contest time judges should provide all input/output testcases. When a coder gets Pretest Passed, he moves to other problem, but after contest he sometimes notice that the solution was wrong. If in the contest time he gets Wrong Answer he could get Accepted.

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    How about hacks?

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      No problem about hack. But judges should provide strong cases for every problem. After getting hack coder tries to solve it again in contest time.

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        If they provide all testcases when judging during a contest, nobody would be able to hack other peoples solution. You have to either figure the tricky testcases on your own or pray someone will hack you. This makes contests more exciting.

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          Yeah. Now It's clear to me. Thanks ddwebx bro..

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            I think -44 is worth melting for.....

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    I can't solve a problem, so the judging system is bad.

    Cool story, bro.

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      I am a new programmer bloody bitch.........

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        Okay, sorry. You're a new programmer, so the judging system is bad.

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        The line — "I am a new programmer" was enough to make your point. The rest was unnecessary.

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    If for every code judge system tests all tests during the contest judging process will be too slow and it make some troubles during the contest,

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Finally I reached EXPERT!!! :D

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tourist 's 100th round!

Took off 2 zeros for rank!

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Hamed and Malek two familiar people for inoi people

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Iran contest is too hard..555555

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