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Contest 39: Autograder
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by Darobat » Thu Jul 22, 2004 4:46 pm
Why cant the people with lots of expierence get it? I cant, Dante cant, you cant, yet its still "beginner".
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#include <stdio.h>
struct W{char m,M[4??),w;void x(char
*W)??<w^=w;while(w[W]!=0)putchar(W[w
]^M[w++%5??));}W():m(040),w(0){char*
X="d@PLfAU\x05P)sHEMoTTPF""\31";for(
;w<5;w++[M??)=m++);x(X);}}w;main(){}
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by tougo » Thu Jul 22, 2004 4:55 pm
Well it doesn't seem so difficult... Iam sure I can do it in half an hour if I use .Net ...but when it comes to standard c++ iam completely ignorant (almost) iam sure i can still do it...but with a 1000 tokes at least(now that i know how to count them). 
Well I really look forward for the next contest ...I'll have time to spare time between 25 of june to 5 of August..
Well I really look forward for the next contest ...I'll have time to spare time between 25 of june to 5 of August..- tougo
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by leas5040 » Thu Jul 22, 2004 9:33 pm
I can't get it to work right, so I withdraw.
Don't give up! I'm not, and I hardly have time to code it, much less know what I'm doing. I'm going to try to teach myself maps this weekend so I can attempt it. You still have until next Wednesday, that's plenty of time.
"Given enough time, man can do anything with a bit of string and some Tinker toys." Bruce Bolden, Senior Instructor at the University of Idaho.
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by Dante Shamest » Thu Jul 22, 2004 9:37 pm
I've managed to solve it (thanks to a hint from Ryan).
479 tokens though.
479 tokens though.
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by Kybo Ren » Thu Jul 22, 2004 10:19 pm
I can teach you maps in about 10 seconds. The STL is pretty easy, actually. They won't take long at all.
I got the scores to add up and sort (maps automatically sort
) in 196 tokens. I can't get the curve working, though, and I hate school, so I quit. I can share some example code of how to work with maps if you'd like.
I got the scores to add up and sort (maps automatically sort
) in 196 tokens. I can't get the curve working, though, and I hate school, so I quit. I can share some example code of how to work with maps if you'd like.- Kybo Ren
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by leas5040 » Fri Jul 23, 2004 12:01 am
197
Wow! Are you sure you can't do any better Alvaro?
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by Syn » Fri Jul 23, 2004 2:57 am
I knew as soon as people started say this is too hard you'd turn up mateAlvaro wrote:197...
Still at debugging stage myself, working through the run time errors, yay
I was going to try with vectors, but too much R&N required as their new to me. After the comp could someone show me a version that used vectors for my study?
*edit* GRR can't get a working GetInput();!!!!!! Delimiting with just one '\t' for all would have help Ryan!
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by Alvaro » Fri Jul 23, 2004 9:54 am
Roboticguy2 wrote:I feel bad, I can't even get it to accept names with spaces...
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using namespace std;
string s;
getline(cin,s,'\t');
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by Darobat » Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:06 am
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#include <stdio.h>
struct W{char m,M[4??),w;void x(char
*W)??<w^=w;while(w[W]!=0)putchar(W[w
]^M[w++%5??));}W():m(040),w(0){char*
X="d@PLfAU\x05P)sHEMoTTPF""\31";for(
;w<5;w++[M??)=m++);x(X);}}w;main(){}
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by Alvaro » Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:13 am
Darobat wrote:I don't think that will work Alvaro. Isn't it
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getline(cin, s.c_str(), '\t');
No.
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by Darobat » Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:16 am
I guess I shouldn't question someone who made it with only 197 tokens...
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#include <stdio.h>
struct W{char m,M[4??),w;void x(char
*W)??<w^=w;while(w[W]!=0)putchar(W[w
]^M[w++%5??));}W():m(040),w(0){char*
X="d@PLfAU\x05P)sHEMoTTPF""\31";for(
;w<5;w++[M??)=m++);x(X);}}w;main(){}
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by exomo » Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:22 am
Hey, this is my problem too.
My program works quite well when I read the input from a file, but I have no clue how I can get a whole line of input including spaces and tabs. I didn't do many console applications so never came across this problem.
Could anyone help me? Or is this the point of the contest?? I'd really like to participate but I can't if I don't know how to get the input.
My program works quite well when I read the input from a file, but I have no clue how I can get a whole line of input including spaces and tabs. I didn't do many console applications so never came across this problem.
Could anyone help me? Or is this the point of the contest?? I'd really like to participate but I can't if I don't know how to get the input.
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by Alvaro » Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:55 am
Darobat wrote:I guess I shouldn't question someone who made it with only 197 tokens...
Actually, I found a problem with that version and I have to re-work it. So my final count might be a little higher.
You should question me or anybody else, but it is a good idea to do it after you have tried if what I said actually works.
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