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Okay, the mean of y3487465 and y8687969 is y6087717.
So what's the mean of y6087717
Sorry I was joking, it was because "the mean (average) of 3487465 and 8687969 is 6087717."
Ha-ha
You can't use some variable names in global namespace when 'using namespace std' is used like next, prev, y1 ... etc
To get around it some people use #define with random name like
Thank you,I know
According to you,when 'using namespace std'is used,we can't use y1,yes? But why I can use y1 successfully without #define like this: using namespace std; int ne[5][2]={{0,0},{1,0},{-1,0},{0,1},{0,-1}}; int a[41][41],n,m,best; void search(int x) { int i,j,f,k,xx,yy,x1,x2,y1,y2; vector<pair<int,int> >tmp;
Try this in global namespace:
The reason is that y1 is already declared in global namespace, it's safe when used locally
Oh,I know.It's so magic.Thank you