part_10 = part_10* 10 % m;
here it is done so because whenever you are going to multiply appropriate power of 10 with a number you will need its modulus in first place.
As
(A * B)%mod = (A%mod * B%mod)%mod
Hopefully you were talking about this thing.
In the link, refer line 108 and 110, he wrote, sum1 = sum1 * pow(2, m - 2) % m; and sum2 = sum2 * pow(2, m - 2) % m;
Don’t Know as of now .I will look into it.
pow(x, m - 2) is the modular inverse of x modulo m. That is, a * pow(2, m - 2) is the same as a/2 modulo m.
This gives me 500000003 Infinity in a compiler
long a = (long) 1e9+7; long m = (long) 1e9+7; System.out.println((a/2)%m+" "+a*Math.pow(2L,m-2L));
It should give 500000004. Also, note that pow() is slow and has bugs, better write your own function for raising to a power in log(exponent) time. Also check this
Yeah, I have power function, and yes I was thinking the same it should give 50…004 not 3, dont know why
Oh is it Like in one go calculate all possible digits which can be placed at a given index and check which digits can be placed using dp and calculate it’s contribution ??
Roughly on the surface, yes.
@admin there is a problem with some of ur test cases as in Python it is showing " end of file error while reading "error which is ur backend mistake I believe
@admin u can see this in the following submission CodeChef: Practical coding for everyone Most of Python users who made correct program had to face this issue please correct it and reissue the ranking
I will let appropriate authorities know of your concern. 
Hi,
I cross checked the input format using the standard template (which asserts that all constraints are adhered to and that there are no extra characters except the one specified in input). It does not give any error related to wrong format of input (it’d throw RE:SIGBRT due to failed assert elsewise).
Link - CodeChef: Practical coding for everyone
Can you cross check your claim once?
Are the input file same for Python and CPP?? As my submission is in Python
Apart from it u took me and be as int input which in Python is taken as string and then explicitly type casted to int like:on=int(input())
I believe it is sufficient enough to support my claim @vijju123 rest thank you very much for addressing the issue.
Thats not the error given on test files - codechef does not reveal these messages. This seems to be some error you get on custom input due to not giving an input or not giving input correctly.
Even then we don’t have any plausible explanation for NZEC in the submission as shown in pic
