There are cases when we face NZEC errors on submission of codes. Whereas the code is well compiled and well structured on an IDE that runs it correctly.
Definitely, it happens due to much more complex test cases than the sample cases.
How to get rid of the NZEC especially in JAVA?
How to tackle it?
Using Try-Catch block is not helping because the code is smoothly operational on the IDE. And the test cases are hidden. Any way out guys?
Thanks in advance !
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It means you are getting NZEC at some other test case.
Check your code if you can come up where the procedure just messes up. Like, if you are dividing a number by K, are you taking care of case when K=0?
The most probable causes are array out of bound or string out of bound exceptions, incorrect method of input. See if for some case you are raising an exception.
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