I am taking idleness limit exceeded error but i don't know why. This is my first interactive problem so don't know much about flushing and what does it really do. Can someone explain it?
Problem: 811D - Vladik and Favorite Game
Submission: 31046159
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According to the problem statement, it’s necessary to print newline character and flush output. You do the latter but not the former.
As for the why, probably the jury program reads your commands similarly to
scanf ("%s", buf)orfgets. If such procedure receives a character'U', it waits for a follow-up, because there can be more characters in the string. On the other hand, if you print'U'and a newline character (for example,"U\n"), it will know the string ended, and proceed with answering your command.Thanks!