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back to boardNo matter how to choose blanks Confusing question: HOW ARE THE BLANKS CHOSEN? Let's see example 2 3 4 - initial blanks I choose blanks 2 and 4 - they are different so I cut off piece of length 2 from the long blank (4). After that we have blanks: 2 3 2 - two blanks coincide so one is eliminated: 2 3 they are different so we cut of blank with length 3. We have: 2 1. Cut again we have 1 1. Eliminate one blank and we get a result - 1. You may try other ways to choose blank - but you will get same answer. So, NO MATTER HOW TO CHOOSE 2 blanks. Moral: What is not said does not matters ;) By the way algorithm is very very easy... try to think No subject Captain Obvious Edited by author 04.10.2010 16:51 |
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