Is there any codeforces test case scrapper available which can give me all the test cases of the problem? Also, how do I get to know the large test cases of the problem for which my solution failed?
Thanks.
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No such thing around because the full text isn't even shown for long tests. Your best bet is to check if you can retrieve the test case via CF API. If you cannot, then you gotta ask admin for help. Other than that, it is only possible through a very stupid hack.
Just keep submitting your code and print the test case contents instead of the answer.
Anyway, I don't know how you are going to debug your code even if you get that large test. Small tests (checkable by humans) should be used to manually check for correctness.