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Re: Hardcoding? jargon Yes. I've removed the offending submissions. Jan 26, 2017 - 3:46:47 am UTC
Hardcoding? gpfault [user] is hardcoding for the test case, I was wondering if it is against the rules in any way? Jan 24, 2017 - 7:33:13 am UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? SUPER_ET_DUPER I was only able to get the same as sigkill in Python 3.(first batch and first of second batch) The judge should have different time limits for different languages. Jan 05, 2015 - 2:45:29 am UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? sigkill The best I managed to get was the entire first batch case, plus one sub-case of the second batch. On a 5 point, non-partial problem that's fairly easy in C, I'd say it was mostly a wasted effort :) Dec 21, 2014 - 4:36:55 am UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? Ajna Just to be sure: did you succeed in doing it with P3 or it was a totally wasted effort (apart from practicing, of course) even on your side? Dec 21, 2014 - 1:14:28 am UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? quantum I haven't managed to solve this in Python 2, even though I used basically all possible tricks. Despite getting the data to fit into memory for the second last case, it still times out. I say this is w... Dec 19, 2014 - 8:43:53 pm UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? sigkill Data too large. Dec 19, 2014 - 6:54:10 am UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? LOLWHATOMGBBQ Try import sys all_data = sys.stdin.read().split('\n') I'm not 100% sure this will pass though. EDIT: I think the judge will give you runtime error if you try that. Dec 19, 2014 - 1:45:09 am UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? sigkill After having wasted an hour on it, I can confirm that doing this in Python is, at least, quite difficult. There aren't any special data structures you need. Just a list applied in a particular way. E... Dec 16, 2014 - 6:05:13 pm UTC
Re: Are you positive that it is doable with Python 3? Ajna No idea how to implement that, though, as even trying with other data structures, as I stated, I seem to fail. If you have any tip, I'll be glad to follow it and try again a new solution. Meanwhile,... Nov 25, 2014 - 4:16:49 pm UTC