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Connecting Towns
Connecting Towns
+ 4 comments Pretty annoying, not really a mathematics challenge, but rather a "know-how-to-deal-with-long-integers" challenge.
+ 1 comment If you're failing all but 1 of the test cases, you more than likely did not implement the modulo described in the instructions. In my opinion this problem would be much better if we didn't have to handle data overflow in such a way. In any case it's only 1 extra line of code:
var routeCount=1; for(int i=0;i<routes.Length;i++){ routeCount*=routes[i]; routeCount%=1234567; } return routeCount;
+ 1 comment For C# LINQ
int result = arr.Aggregate(1, (a, b) => (b * a)%1234567);
+ 0 comments connectingTowns(n, routes): p = 1 for x in range(n-1): p = p * routes[x] return p%1234567
lol..what a troll, this is just the number of ways to walk routes. hahahhaahahaha
+ 2 comments Snippet.
for(int j = 0; j < towns - 1; j++) { routes *= scanner.nextInt(); for(;;) { if (routes > 1234567) routes = routes - 1234567; else break; } }
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