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вернуться в форумОбщий форумP1107: I have a question ! if we have two sets,
set #i = 1 2 3 4 5
set #j = 1 2 3 4 5
(i <> j)
so, is i "similar" to j ?
QH@ Re: P1107: I have a question ! Послано tomato 31 май 2001 07:51 Hey boy, you haven't read that problem yet, have you ?
"There are n different types of goods at the warehouse".
Please read carefully. You are naive.
> if we have two sets,
> set #i = 1 2 3 4 5
> set #j = 1 2 3 4 5
> (i <> j)
> so, is i "similar" to j ?
>
>
> QH@ oh, i got it, thanx ;) > Hey boy, you haven't read that problem yet, have you ?
> "There are n different types of goods at the warehouse".
> Please read carefully. You are naive.
>
> > if we have two sets,
> > set #i = 1 2 3 4 5
> > set #j = 1 2 3 4 5
> > (i <> j)
> > so, is i "similar" to j ?
> >
> >
> > QH@ aha, you are wrong ! "There are n different types of goods at the warehouse".
it's not the reason, the reason is "Employees of this
warehouse made k different sets of theese goods" !
thank you anyway!
QH@ Re: aha, you are wrong ! Послано tomato 1 июн 2001 07:06 Oh, God, i did it to test your ability. I'm disappointed
because your first answer. I only showed the idea, you must
search its answer. That's the style of a programmer.
Your answer is OK.
Gary Sivek
> "There are n different types of goods at the warehouse".
> it's not the reason, the reason is "Employees of this
> warehouse made k different sets of theese goods" !
> thank you anyway!
> QH@ ok, forget it, i'll get AC with this problem before 17/6, what about you ;) ? (i have some important exam until 10/6, so i will start
solving it from 11/6 :P) |
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