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I gave GCJ and didn't make to next round bcoz i failed last test set of problem B.
Can someone tell me the reason i get MLE. I don't even use any memory or i am missing something
Question Link: https://codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com/codejam/round/000000000019fd74/00000000002b1353 Solution: https://hastebin.com/wejoyikoke.m
Your code produces ~1mb of output when called with "1 1000000000". If the codejam testcases have >1000 test cases, your program would hit MLE based on the amount of output produced. This would be detected and judged before they could give you a WA verdict.
That said, your code would get WA even if it didn't get MLE because you don't stay within the 500 path length limit.