Обсуждение @ 1163. Chapaev @ Timus Online Judge

Maigo Akisame (maigoakisame@yahoo.com.cn) Now suppose there are only 1 red and 1 white left, and it's Red's turn. He'll certainly push the white off the board. In this case, who is considered to win? [3] // Задача 1163. Chapaev 16 окт 2004 18:48

Michael_Rybak A player loses, when he has to make his turn but cannot. So, in your example, Red makes their turn, and White cannot, so Red wins (-) [2] // Задача 1163. Chapaev 26 окт 2004 20:04

Maigo Akisame (maigoakisame@yahoo.com.cn) Then could anyone help me see why I get WA #3 with this prog? [1] // Задача 1163. Chapaev 27 окт 2004 04:45

I use binary representation of the chessboard.

Edited by moderator 28.10.2004 02:55

Michael_Rybak I may be mistaking, but... (+) // Задача 1163. Chapaev 27 окт 2004 15:57

I believe you fill the white[] and red[] arrays in wrong order. When you're calculating white[p], you must have already had calculated red[p and go[i,j]], but it may happen that you hadn't.

Обсуждение задачи 1163. Chapaev