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back to boardIs N really < 150000? Beginning of my AC program:
#include <stdio.h>
#define MAX 160000
int main() {
int id[MAX];
char score[MAX];
int i, n, j;
I have tried '#define MAX 150000' and got Crash (Access Violation).
After raising to 200000, Memory Limit ;((. I think it really should
have worked with a 150000-element array. Yes,off course.I've got accepted when setting maxn=150000.(Email:hyz12345678@163.com) > Beginning of my AC program:
>
> #include <stdio.h>
> #define MAX 160000
> int main() {
>
> int id[MAX];
> char score[MAX];
> int i, n, j;
>
> I have tried '#define MAX 150000' and got Crash (Access Violation).
> After raising to 200000, Memory Limit ;((. I think it really should
> have worked with a 150000-element array. For n=149999 i got WA and for n=150000 AC at test 11 |
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