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What do you mean by, they don't expect that.
c=in.nextInt();
lets you continue to the next test case normally.
If your code works on all the other test cases normally, then all you have to do is this :
[JavaCode]
if( arrSize ==1){
//you must add this line
int c = in.nextInt(); //currentInput.
System.out.println("YES");
continue; //Continue to the next test case.
}
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Won't that cause other tests to fail?
edit: I just tried printing "YES" if input is length 1, it caused all tests to fail. Is there an actual workaround for this?
You need to do this:
if( arrSize ==1){
int c = in.nextInt(); System.out.println("YES");
continue; }
where c is the current input from STDN. and you continue so that you can go to the next testcase.
When I print YES if length is 1, then all the other test cases fail because they don't expect that.
What do you mean by, they don't expect that. c=in.nextInt(); lets you continue to the next test case normally. If your code works on all the other test cases normally, then all you have to do is this :
[JavaCode]
ya its working..but didn't understand