158 - Calendar

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Post by wyvmak »

i wanna clarify, is order of display
1. sort by day, regardless of importance
2. if same day, sort by importance
3. lastly, but order appear in input, if (1) & (2) fail
4. if number of stars to be displayed=0, not display
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Post by Even »

Just STABLE sort by STARS...
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158 - Calendar

Post by rascle »

Can anybody tell me what is the order ?
Shoule I order the anniversaries by stars, date and then input stream,or
order them by date, stars and the input stream ?
And if one anniversary has zero star after count,shoule I add it into output?
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Post by rascle »

I have tried problem 158 more than ten days.....

I think my code can produce correct answers...

But I still get WA..WA...more than fifty times...


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Is there any special case ?

Please help me to solve the problem...
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Post by dh3014 »

Notice the sorting order(STAR FIRST!!), and there's one tricky input is the schedule may be in two different years!!
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Post by rascle »

Excuse me..

The problem says ...

"If several events are scheduled for the same day, order them by
relative importance (number of stars)."

Does not it mean that the order is date,star,then input stream..??

I have see you suggestion in bbs:\\ofo.twbbs.org
And I tried star, date then input stream,but still WA.....

I really don't know what's wrong...
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Post by yiuyuho »

one tricky input is the schedule may be in two different years!!
how? how can I tell which year a date lies on?
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Post by yiuyuho »

Is there any trick or unclear points on this problem?

Thanks
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Post by yiuyuho »

So, we need to order the anniversaries by day of year in acsending order, importances in decending order and input appearence in acsending order?
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Post by yiuyuho »

Alright, can soeone give me some test data for this problem please?
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Post by yiuyuho »

Will there be events that lieing over several days? Or will there be events of the same name? If so, do we need to output both of the event?

What's the output to:
1980
A 3 1 7 1-3-7
A 2 1 7 1-3-7
D 1 1
#


????????
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Post by yiuyuho »

Alright, let's get this straight:

1. read year
2. Read in anniversaries
3. read dates

output:
1. all anniversaries that happen today, order by input stream (not importance!)
2. Then, all other anniversaries that has a number of display stars > 0, order them first by decending number of stars, then ascending number of days apart if the stars are the same.
3. Keep in mind that anniversaries wraps around years.

That may not sound like what the problem what, but that's it!. Try it and you will know
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WA in problem 158(Calendar)

Post by j0rdi »

I have tried my solution program with the original test, and i have the correct result. Also i have tried with other tests and i see the correct results..but the Judge replied me Wrong Answer (and say that my program was only running during 0:00:02 seconds.

I think that my solution is correct but the Judge says WA all time. Someone can help me: give me tests, or known if is necessary to control that the input format is correct

It's Urgentt!!!!!!
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Post by j0rdi »

noboy can help me with the program 158 (Calendar)
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Post by Adil »

hello.

this thread should help you.
http://acm.uva.es/board/viewtopic.php?t ... hlight=158

there's a search option on the board. it should help.
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