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[numbers] Error checking
How much error checking do you expect? Are you going to throw us files that are not readable/non-existent? Or say a set of garbage numbers outside of the bounds of the contest? I.e., lines like this:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,22222222 1,2,399,5,6,7 1,3,4,zork,6,7 etc. Or should we just concentrate on the solution and not making the program robust. I don't want to code up a bunch of error handling and validation routines checking if speed is a determining factor and you won't throw us junk. |
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[numbers] RE: Error checking
Well, judging by past experience, all inputs will be valid, but it's not necessary that a solution exists. So, all three of your examples will not happen, but something like this might:
1,2,3,4,5,6,999 |
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[numbers] RE: Error checking
xs0 is correct.
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