Canadian Computing Competition: 2005 Stage 1, Junior #3
Jane's family has just moved to a new city and today is her first day of school. She has a list of instructions for walking from her home to the school. Each instruction describes a turn she must make. For example, the list
R
QUEEN
R
FOURTH
R
SCHOOL
means that she must turn right onto Queen Street, then turn right onto Fourth Street, then finally turn right into the school. Your task is to write a computer program which will create instructions for walking in the opposite direction: from her school to her home.
The input and output for your program will be formatted like the samples below. You may assume that Jane's list contains at least two but at most five instructions, and you may assume that each line contains at most 10 characters, all of them capital letters. The last instruction will always be a turn into the SCHOOL
.
Sample Input 1
R
QUEEN
R
FOURTH
R
SCHOOL
Sample Output 1
Turn LEFT onto FOURTH street.
Turn LEFT onto QUEEN street.
Turn LEFT into your HOME.
Sample Input 2
L
MAIN
R
SCHOOL
Sample Output 2
Turn LEFT onto MAIN street.
Turn RIGHT into your HOME.
CCC problem statements in large part from the PEG OJ
Comments
why does everybody downvote the comments for no reason even if they are helpful?
How do you take input?? I can’t seem to do it properly.
You can just keep reading in each line of input until the line that you read in is equal to "SCHOOL", where then you stop reading in any input.
Does anyone know why I am getting
WA
onTestcases 2 & 3
?Thanks.
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Shouldn't
Sample Input 2
be:Since R = L and L = R?
EDIT: I realized my mistake.
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No, sorry, I now realize that the
Sample
is correct.Dont you need to tell us how many turns will be made at the very beginning?
It will always end with SCHOOL.