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I need help. Please
Is it even possible to input 3 numbers with the time less than 1 second? I am participating in some competition, and the time limit is 1 sec, that's why I am asking. If anyone here knows how can you help?
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It isn't, as I said, it is just written like this "Time limit: 1second"
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3 random numbers, yes, it has to be a human
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Maybe, I hope :)
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Not that, time elapsed in program, that'a what I am asking about
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I don't know, it just says time limit is 1sec, I haven't figured it out yet. Maybe the time is after the input section?
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I am limited to standard input, so... My code executes in less than 10ms when I give values, but with input, for example cin, it is extended to 1+ second(s)
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Input 3 integers, and then do some things, but just inputing part takes more than 1 second :(
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Well…… Java has threads with methods sleep() and wait(). Not sure about C++ though…… ~_~
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filip rotate your profile picture 90 ° right
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Did you figure it out, or do you still have problems?
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Hmm... Something seems wrong here. My guess would be that it doesn't count the time it takes to input the three numbers.
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Well, then, I don't know what else it could be. It would be really unfair to include program input time. Is it specified how the time is measured?
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The time limit includes the time it takes to input the 3 values?
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Well, sorry. I don't know know I can help on this one. But good luck, and just try to input the numbers fast. :)
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If you get to input the numbers, then you could just input the same number. This could possibly get the time down to around 1/3 to 1/2 sec.
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@Filip
Sir, It is the compilation time.
I have been to such a competition where they specified the time limit as the time taken to compile your code by the IDE you're using...
That's why I never use TC++...
C::B shall neatly display you the compilation time as well as the execution time, which takes 2+ seconds due to cin...
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Well, what are the requirements? Does the code have to execute something after each input? Or does it use them all at the same time?
Or maybe there is a link that you could provide?
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What kind of numbers do you have to input? The same ones or random ones? And does it have to be a human that inputs the numbers?
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Actually, the time limit you are talking about it's the runtime of the program according to given inputs. Assuming you are participating in a programming contest, you can be assured that the inputs will be given to the program using a script from an input file and the outputs will be compared with the outputs of an output file. So, don't worry about that.
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Without knowing the full details of the problem, all we can do is make assumptions.