Saki is walking around the school fields when she notices that something might be stalking her. As such, she stops at
Constraints
For all subtasks:
Subtask 1 [20%]
Subtask 2 [80%]
Input Specification
The first line will contain 2 space-separated integers,
The next X
representing a mysterious being, and a .
representing flat land.
The next line will have an integer,
The next
Output Specification
The output should have Y
if she can see one of the mysterious beings, or N
otherwise.
Note that fast input/output may be necessary.
Sample Input
4 4
X...
....
....
..X.
3
2 3
4 4
1 1
Sample Output
N
Y
Y
Explanation for Sample Output
Let S
denote Saki's position. The first query looks like this:
X...
....
.S..
..X.
For the second query, the grid looks like the following:
X...
....
....
..XS
For the third query, the grid looks like this:
S...
....
....
..X.
Note that even though Saki is on the same square as a mysterious being, she can still see it.
Comments
Would you please take a look at my code? My own tests are running correctly, but the auto-assessment said otherwise...
This is the first time I'm tring to use fast input/output and something isn't right
I keep geting indexing error but I don't know what I'm doing wrong
Anyone else have some better tutorial for usgin stdin and stdout ?! I tried the tutorial posted but something is wrong ... please help me out here....
Arg, is anyone able to help me here? I'm not sure how the subtasks work here, and I'm getting an IR error after the first case. Thanks in advance.... Joe
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How come when I use fast I/O I TLE.
It TLEs because you're trying to mix your
scan
function withcin
when you didn't synccin
withstdio
.As a rule of thumb, usually just including
cin.tie(0), ios::sync_with_stdio(0)
is fast enough for most applications :).This comment is hidden due to too much negative feedback. Show it anyway.
Please what's wrong in my code ? All my tests are correct but the autocorrection say that is wrong
Take another look at the input specification: