Hi codeforces community, I was solving 1820A - Yura's New Name and I got WA when I used \text{s.length()} \times \text{s.length()}, but got AC when I used n*n(but n is the same as s.length()) Is this supposed to happen? 299256114 is the AC code and 299255008 is the other one. Check the second "else if" statement at the end.
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Weird behaviour while using string.length() in cpp
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