NZEC error in python

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https://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/27401844
this is my first submission in codechef
tried map(int,input().split()), int(raw_input().split())
code works perfectly in my ide
any help?

edit:
https://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/27402788
updated solution
now it shows wrong answer
custom input gives correct answer

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Does it work if you choose PYTH 3.6 instead of PYPY?

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no
is the code chef ide faulty?

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ok switched to non ide mode and submitted
https://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/27402221
now it’s showing wrong answer…

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Your PYTH3.6 submission is merely giving WA instead of RE.

Edit:

Ah, you beat me :slight_smile:

I’m not a Python user, but I copy-n-pasted this AC PyPy solution and used the sample testcase as Custom Input and clicked Run, and got:

prog.cs(1,0): error CS1525: Unexpected symbol `test_cases'
Compilation failed: 1 error(s), 0 warnings

which seems weird to me.

Edit2:

Looks like I managed to use the C# compiler instead of the PyPy one, several times in a row XD

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i dont know what that means…im new to python
:sweat_smile:
but check the pic i provided, works perfectly in jupyter notebook

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Are you trying to compile a PyPy code using the C# compiler? XD

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I swear I double-checked this multiple times, but I just looked at the tab I had open and it was indeed C# XD

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I thought this was a really implausible mistake to make, even for a berk like me, and I just saw this:

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i.e. I chose C++14 from the drop-down, and it automatically filled in the code box with Java code. When I clicked Run, the page reloaded, and then in the dropdown box it said “Java (HotSpot 8u112)”! So definitely something odd going on.

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Yea, that’s really odd. It’s working just fine on my machine now, although I’ve faced similar issues before. :thinking:
Maybe @admin can help.

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Yeah, I don’t think it’s an accident that Java is directly below C++14 and C# is directly below PyPy in the dropdown list. As the saying goes:

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The codechef ide by default doesn’t takes any inputs by default. You always have to provide custom input to check or just submit it.

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100^{th} :heart:!

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Oh, thanks - quite an honour :slight_smile:

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That is three

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And that is off by one :smiley:

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