We got an AI to generate programming problems, after being trained for hundreds of hours on problem 4A. (This is what we used to train it: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1gWn1uN4cULoDnBJTSGqrUxxao5q3xHeI)

We omitted samples, time limits, and memory limits because they don't make much sense.

Here are the funniest results:

<|title|>
E. Back to the Future
<|time-limit|>
4 seconds
<|memory-limit|>
256 megabytes
<|problem-text|>
After escaping from the crashed time machine, Marty McFly was transported to present-time! He landed on the lawn where his damaged car was parked. He was given the coordinates of the car's location x y.
Marty quickly recognized that this car park is located at a distance of 1 meter from the starting position x, and its maximum speed is v. He also noticed that the car's navigation system is malfunctioning. For some inexplicable reason the system tells Marty that the distance between a pair of stationary objects is the sum of the car's speed.
Marty is not able to understand this. Why does the car choose such an arbitrary location. Help Marty.
<|input-specification|>
The first line contains two integers x and y (1 ≤ x, y ≤ 100) — the initial coordinates of Marty's car.
The second line contains a single integer v (0 ≤ v ≤ 100) — the maximum speed of the navigation system.
<|output_specification|>
Print a single integer — the number of stationary objects that will be able to reach the starting position x.

<|title|>
B. Batch Sort
<|time-limit|>
1 second
<|memory-limit|>
256 megabytes
<|problem-text|>
Mikhail and Peter are good friends. They always have a problem to discuss. Masha asked Peter for a graph as a birthday present. Peter gave her the graph. Then he suddenly died. Masha has been trying to construct a graph since, well, he died. She wants to construct a graph like Peter.
Masha has a sequence

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The most "solvable" problems: