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Please note all accepted runs to this program seems to be like a random errors the same with the jury. I don't believe that there are only 2 people in the world who can calculate the day of week.
Posted by SPb SU Commands Tester 16 Mar 2002 16:57
Re: Please note all accepted runs to this program seems to be like a random errors the same with the jury. I don't believe that there are only 2 people in the world who can calculate the day of week.
Posted by Marat Bakirov 16 Mar 2002 17:48
Maybe there are two people who can read the problem ?
"If all else fails, read the instructions"

Our offline teams do this problem ok
Re: Please note all accepted runs to this program seems to be like a random errors the same with the jury. I don't believe that there are only 2 people in the world who can calculate the day of week.
Posted by SPb SU Commands Tester 16 Mar 2002 18:58
> Maybe there are two people who can read the problem ?
> "If all else fails, read the instructions"
>
> Our offline teams do this problem ok
I read the problem 10 times and did not find any misunterstandings
except following:

 may be date, month and year written in the arbitrary order?
 the output format is not specified at all.

Do you really think it is possible to won twice the world finals
without ability to read a problem statement? And my specialization
was date problems. Do you really think i cannot calculate the day of
week for the given date, when i did it at least 20 times in my life?

It is guaranteed that my program return correct results, i tested it
in 50 tests and all results were ok.

But you're returning 'wrong answer'.

I wish to see the test case where my problem returns incorrect date.

Also you said that the number of spaces may be arbitrary. Is it
correct?

_tinco.