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I am getting WA in GNU C++11 but not in the other's version using the same code
By sajidhasan2021, history, 4 years ago, In English

I was solving Div.2 116B using GNU C++11 and getting WA for test case 41. After changing the language to GNU C++17, my code was accepted.My question is why I got WA even though there was nothing wrong with the code. I also checked with C ++ 4.3.2 on ideone and got the correct answer for that test case.A very simple code having only loops and arrays..... what makes it WA in C++11.

WA : GNU C++11 submission

Accepted : GNU C++17 submission

Thank you.

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Here: if(A[a][b]=='W') if a or b is 10 you read uninitialized memory.

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    then should it be also wrong in c++17?

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      Why does the output have to be wrong? Wrong code often produces right answers. Reading uninitialized memory is undefined behavior, so anything can happen including your program appearing to work.

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