I stress tested a few of the other participants codes of today's educational and found a few cases where they fail. But the input size is around ~2 MB where the maximum allowed limit is 256 KB. SO i can't upload it. Can't this size limit be removed for educational rounds?
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You can upload the source code of your generator instead.
i'm using a random testcase generator and every time i run it produces a output different from previous one. so it doesn't help. thanks anyway.
Try using srand(const) instead of srand(time(NULL)).
We can upload source code in a hack test case? I wasn't aware of it. Can you show an example?
How do you expect him to show you an example? Just write a code which prints some test case to the standard output, and then in the hacking window, click generated input.
Thanks for answering so politely