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Discussion of Problem 1428. Jedi Riddle

Vladimir Yakovlev (USU) Problem 1428 "Jedi riddle" has been rejudged (+) [9] // Problem 1428. Jedi Riddle 9 Jan 2007 16:44
New tests were added. 77 authors lost AC.
Don't know what kind of tests were added, but all I had to do is to change type of X,Y from int to __int64 in order to get AC again
Roma Labish[Lviv NU] Re: Problem 1428 "Jedi riddle" has been rejudged (+) [6] // Problem 1428. Jedi Riddle 12 Jan 2007 17:56
Only worse case is
1 1 32 -> And answer must be 2^32 > max_int
My solution (and, as far as I know, author's one also) produces answers <= 2^31.
Roma Labish[Lviv NU] Re: Problem 1428 "Jedi riddle" has been rejudged (+) [4] // Problem 1428. Jedi Riddle 14 Jan 2007 00:12
When my soulution produced <= 2^31 I had Wa52. But when I changed it to <= 2^32 -> AC
I think we speak about different things...
You speak about type, in which result is stored.
And I say that there is correct formula, which produces results <= 2^31.
KIRILL(ArcSTU) Re: Problem 1428 "Jedi riddle" has been rejudged (+) [2] // Problem 1428. Jedi Riddle 14 Jan 2007 13:49
May be 2<<31 ?
Yes. If you are used to C style.
^ is usual designation for power.
yes I know
(long long)2<<31 = int64(2 shl 31) = 2^32
it's max answer of my formula for
test 1 1 32 which was added just 1 week ago