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OJ Error?
By mathturbator, 10 years ago, In English

I took part in Codeforces Round 297 (div2) and my solution was judged as "wrong answer on pretest 1". After contest was over I tried to check what was the error but I found that my output and expected output were same but still judged as wrong answer. Can someone tell me why?

http://codeforces.net/contest/525/submission/10468918

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Hi, itseems like you are printing an extra unwanted character at the end : http://researchweb.iiit.ac.in/~chaitanyasai.alaparthi/CF.png

Try custom invocation if you want to know where is the wrong going on.

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    Is this compiler specific? I ran the same code on ideone and my system and didn't print any extra character.

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      Yes I think, but I am not sure.

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      I just ran your submission in the console and saw no extra characters. When I redirected output to a file I saw extra 0x00 byte after 'aecbf'. So I guess some terminals/file editors don't show this byte.

      It's definitely not compiler-specific. Some part of your code outputs 0x00 (maybe from s[s.size()]).

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