In this submisson: 2431151 In that line: "if(hour[i]==hour[i-1]&&min[i]==min[i-1]){"
In the beginning, i=0 so that hour[i-1] means hour[-1].Can someone please explain how can this pass the pretests?
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In this submisson: 2431151 In that line: "if(hour[i]==hour[i-1]&&min[i]==min[i-1]){"
In the beginning, i=0 so that hour[i-1] means hour[-1].Can someone please explain how can this pass the pretests?
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what can i do?
You can be POLITE.Thats all...
Well I try run this code
on Costum Test in codeforces. It return 0 and did not give runtime error. I don't know what they use when compiling, but maybe this can explain why that code pass the pretest
UPDT I mean it produce output 0 and did not give runtime error
In C++, a[i] means *(a+i). This code accesses the memory cell located 4 bytes before than hour[0].
Thanks for your help