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A couple of proposals: |
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Still can't register in div.2 (( |
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Registration button didn't work for me... |
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I solved div.2 D quite fast, but it didn't pass presets. After thinking about possible bugs about 50 mins and stress-testing the solution I decided to change the language implementation from MS C++ to GNU C++ and it passed presets. So the question: is it honest to set such a high precision requirements that submission verdict heavily depends on C++ compiler choice? |
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