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back to boardRussian text is wrong! (+) In english version the following text can be found:
"When the amount of gold in a pot becomes less than or equal to a certain level"... I.e. Gold<=Limit
While in russian version the following:
"Когда у гномика остается меньше определенного количества золота"...I.e. Gold<Limit
The solution according to english text is correct, but according to the russian one gets WA(1).
So russian text should be changed, I think. Re: Russian text is wrong! Russian and English texts may be different, but they mean exactly the same. Read futher: English
The second number, also an integer, is the amount of gold at which the dwarf’s life becomes senseless (measured in grams, doesn't exceed 2^31-1).
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Второе число — количество золота, при котором жизнь гномика лишается смысла (целое, в граммах, не превышает 2^31-1) That means exactly the same. Your quotations don't mean that Gold<=Limit or Gold<Limit, they mean Gold<SomeLimit (or Gold<=SomeLimit) and SomeLimit may be not Limit, second number of input Edited by author 09.08.2004 12:01Yes, but I don't think it is difficult to completely harmonize both texts - it'll be better, won't it? (-) |
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