Problem 2450. Back to the Future III

Created by Óscar

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Alfonso Nieto-Castanon on 20 Jul 2014

That was a good hint (and sorry hacking was similarly fun)

Binbin Qi on 31 Oct 2014

it is hard to find the proper function. I find it by giving a wrong input to p file and cody give error message. See the last line that start with "Error" of Solution 518661 , Solution 518360 and
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GeeTwo on 4 Jul 2022

The problem is literally "hack this inscrutable one test case". Hard pass.

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Óscar on 20 Jul 2014

This is the solution I was looking for. I think it ends this "unintended" hacking series, :-(

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Óscar on 20 Jul 2014

So classy

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Óscar on 19 Jul 2014

Good work to improve the test suite. But I have to say it can be solved the proper way. Yes, it seems impossible but the third value of "x" is still, surprisingly, out there. What is @()1 used for?

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