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So I tried the following:
int main()
{
string str = "codeforces";
cout << str[11] << endl;
return 0;
}
It banged, crashed, exploded. Still, I agree that if current_address is char[], then the code will not crash and everything will go smoothly, exactly because of the '\0' character you spoke of.
hehe...
I will happier even to float at "yellow-red" border.. :)
In problem B test 7, the input is 99 100 and the answer is 80 64. But what if the answer is 64 80? My program told me the latter answer and I think it's more reasonable--people would usually like to cut pictures as consistent with the origin ratio as possible, wouldn't they?