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Related to my comment #28 (comment)
there is slight ambiguity in output produce by the program. consider this input:
AAAAAAAAAAA could produce 11A
AAAAAAAAAAA
11A
now imagine digit in the input: 1 will produce 11
1
11
This means that output for the input 111x A sequence would be the same as for 1A (111A).
1A
111A
This is not a problem given there is only one simple example but it sort of makes it hard to say how would truly correct implementation look like.
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That is a very good point. I've added the "4th" rule/instruction that now states:
Assume that the input is always a sequence of ASCII upper-case characters (no numbers or symbols).
Tnx!
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Related to my comment #28 (comment)
there is slight ambiguity in output produce by the program. consider this input:
AAAAAAAAAAA
could produce11A
now imagine digit in the input:
1
will produce11
This means that output for the input 111x A sequence would be the same as for
1A
(111A
).This is not a problem given there is only one simple example but it sort of makes it hard to say how would truly correct implementation look like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: