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- 8 years ago
- Forum: C/C++/C++11
- Topic: The case for a C++11-conforming compiler
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3161
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Re: The case for a C++11-conforming compiler
Hi melkor! Thank you very much for your suggestion! Indeed, C++11 is a very important improvement to the language. However, enabling it on the site might not be a very god idea... remember that the COJ is primarily a training platform for the ACM-ICPC, and if our contestants grow used to the new fea...
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Java
- Topic: Interesting Thing About Sorting in Java
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4770
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Re: Interesting Thing About Sorting in Java
Thanks for the tip! I'm sure we'll all take this into account when solving our next exercise.
- 8 years ago
- Forum: C/C++/C++11
- Topic: Learning C++
- Replies: 11
- Views: 9302
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Re: Learning C++
I strongly believe that you mean bother... molest has a waaaay different meaningPhantom wrote:But... I can not molest him more...


Trust me, when you look it up, you'll laugh too

- 8 years ago
- Forum: C/C++/C++11
- Topic: Te cycles
- Replies: 7
- Views: 6980
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Re: Te cycles
Guys, you should read the document that made Dijkstra famous (no, it wasn't the algorithm): it was a letter called "Goto statement considered harmful". That document actually set the basis of what we now know as structured programming. BTW, the difference between a while loop and a do/while loop is ...
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Java
- Topic: Redondeo en JAVA
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8266
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Re: Redondeo en JAVA
Oh, in C# this is a piece of cake. The float.ToString function takes a parameter which controls the formatting... take a look at MSDN and all your doubts will be cleared.axlluis wrote:Hi , how can i do the same but in c#??
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Documentation
- Topic: Doc at the COJ.
- Replies: 3
- Views: 6988
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Re: Doc at the COJ.
Hi Spartan:
If you are in the UCI, you should approach the MPC-TLJ. We conduct activities to train contestants: conferences, training camps and training contests. You can get more information either going to the lab 101 on academic building no. 4, or writing to the e-mail acm-icpc@uci.cu
If you are in the UCI, you should approach the MPC-TLJ. We conduct activities to train contestants: conferences, training camps and training contests. You can get more information either going to the lab 101 on academic building no. 4, or writing to the e-mail acm-icpc@uci.cu
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Archive (done)
- Topic: About the user Quappysuedbab
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2519
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Re: About the user Quappysuedbab
You're right: user banned.
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Suggestions
- Topic: Cheating
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1828
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Re: Cheating
1) Copy official solutions and submit it in a CONTEST. 2) Hack the account of other users. -> Excessive amount of solutions copied. 3) Try to hack the system (spammers, etc.). I believe that copying official solutions outside of contests (in the 24h archive) should be included in this list as well....
- 8 years ago
- Forum: FAQ
- Topic: Java - Input description- Time exceeded
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1691
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Re: Java - Input description- Time exceeded
Hi cobe2: You should note that your problem is not exclusive to Java: C++ developers have to remember not to use cin/cout because they are slow too, and always use scanf/printf. If your parse your input correctly, you should not get RTE even using BR.readLine(), the process just becomes a little mor...
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Problem set
- Topic: 1009 - Arranging Amplifiers
- Replies: 15
- Views: 6645
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Re: 1009 - Arranging Amplifiers
I am agreeing with adrianc, because personally, I know program C++, but I dislike it very much. I generally program in Python, C# and Ruby; and for me, get TLE whit good algorithms, now is something normal. I think these problems mustn’t exist. And… specially in this problem, I got a TLE too. We ar...