WHY THIS CODE DIDN'T ACCEPTED DURING COOK-A-CODE

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@mittal_sahab
this is my code
https://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/30003297

this is another code
https://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/29998224
and this code got accepted and my code give wrong answer???
please help
thank you in advance

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I think it is because of using unsigned ??

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Because, your team name is Hume_kuch_nahi_aata.
So, tumhara solution meh AC bhi nahi aata hae.

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https://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/30003068

this is my code without unsigned long long int but this also got wrong answer

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please don’t joke this is not a platform to joke
if you can hep us please help otherwise move forward

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@anon44231457 Yes, i can help you. there is a wrong in your answer. the solution should be in O(1) but i don’t think your solution followed that formation.

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just check it once it is O(1)

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@anon44231457 in your first else why didn’t you give indentation?

         if(n<=k)
        {
           cout<<"A\n";            
        }
        else
        {
        if((n)%(k+1)==0)
        {
            cout<<"B\n";
        }
        else
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can you explain briefly??
It is a c++ code not python

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Yes, i was wrong. I think I have to analysis the logic carefully. I will find the mistake soon and then tell you.

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Just add this line after cin>>n>>k; and try

assert(n>0);

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but why??
i have never use this assert
please tell me about this

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How did you submit it now ?
The problems are not yet made public ??

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but why the other code got accepted. that also doesn’t have any assert thing…
please reply… @sunil5798

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his submission time was 2020-03-02 00:04:08

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If n=0 then your code and accepeted code will give different results.
According to constraints n should not be 0.
But what if wrong test cases?

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the submission is during contest

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I guess it has something to do with the brackets in the if statement of the else part.
Try if((n%(k+1))==0) and then try to submit.

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but in the constraint n>=1

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@akash19jain how is that even possible that brackets make answer wrong … pls dont guess…