Another Contest 6 Problem 6 - Name That Song

Points: 0 (partial)

Time limit: 1.0s

Memory limit: 1G

Problem type

Name that song!

-5. Is this something that helps the medicine go down?
-4. Is this Amazon's logo?
-3. Is this something people on DMOJ implement?
-2. Is this someone who looks at stars?
-1. Is this your current state of being?
0.  How hard can it be?
1.  Is this a weapon without vowels?
2.  Is this something you probably need to do to stay alive?
3.  Is this something that floats?
4.  Is this a CCC problem?
5.  Is this a line?
6.  Is this what the problem is about?
7.  Is this a tie?
8.  Is this what your jungler never executes properly?
9.  Is this something you should not do in high school?
10. Is this something you would hear during Halloween?
11. Is this something you hope to be old enough to see?
12. Is this something Pusheen enthusiasts believe?
13. Is this something you wish your team wouldn't do when you try to split push?
14. Is this hyphenated?
15. Is this what happens when Soraka looks at you?
16. Is this something you should not try to do on DMOJ?
17. Is this something you would install in a tin man?
18. Is this a fictional island or a ranch?
19. Is this something most DMOJ users have yet to experience?
20. Is this something in the IOI syllabus?
21. Is this a phoenix?
22. Is this an IOI task?
23. Is this a celestial path?
24. Is this a phrase Doomsday Preppers would say?
25. Is this playing very loudly?

Input Specification

The input will consist of a single nonzero integer $T$ ~T~, the number as presented in the above list.

Output Specification

Output the song being referenced. Your answer must match the format expected exactly.

Sample Input

Sample Output

Balls in the Air

Sample Explanation

The sample is not graded and is presented for clarity only. Per the input specification, this test case is actually invalid.

Comments

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jason2008xue commented on Dec. 4, 2022, 8:46 p.m. ← edited →

nonzero integer $T$ ~T~

Input: 0

???????

-6

xiaowuc1 commented on Dec. 5, 2022, 9:27 p.m.

For some problems, the sample input/output do not conform to the specifications presented in the problem. This problem is a contrived example since the test cases do not evaluate the case where $T = 0$ ~T = 0~ and the statement could be trivially modified to admit this case, but in the context of the problem, it was more important to indicate that the sample was presented merely for clarity, as stated in the sample explanation, since the sample is not thematic with the rest of problem.

As an example of another problem where the sample doesn't fit the problem specification in a non-contrived way, take a look at acc1p2, where a conforming sample would not be practical to include.

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