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By jakeob, history, 5 hours ago, In English

I have been getting messages when submitting usaco problems that the file was not found. Are you guys working on something? Does anyone know what is happening? I even submitted their given code in tutorials just to check and it still returned the same output.

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4 hours ago, # |
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To make this more easy for others to help you, it'd be nice if you could include a link to the problem you're experiencing this on, and what code you were submitting (assuming the USACO contest is over). Is this a codeforces problem or a https://usaco.org/ issue?

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    4 hours ago, # ^ |
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    It’s happening to all of the usaco problems, maybe older ones.

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      4 hours ago, # ^ |
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      Can you link to a problem it's happening on, and what code you're submitting please? Otherwise if someone from USACO sees this, it's hard for them to debug it.

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        3 hours ago, # ^ |
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        https://usaco.org/index.php?page=viewproblem2&cpid=1085

        on a side note, man I miss your YouTube tutorials please start uploading on youtube you were such an inspiration back then.

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        3 hours ago, # ^ |
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        https://usaco.org/index.php?page=viewproblem2&cpid=737

        I used USACO official solution and mine as well but the output was the same.

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          3 hours ago, # ^ |
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          In older USACO problems you need to read the input from a file and output your solution to another file.

          In the problem you linked the file is: art.in

          and you should output the answer to: art.out

          try this:

          ifstream fin("art.in");
          ofstream fout("art.out");
          

          instead of using "cin" and "cout" use "fin" and "fout" respectively.

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            3 hours ago, # ^ |
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            Unfortunately that is not the problem I am facing right now.