The problem NUKES, in this problem the value of “a” can range up to 1000000000 but some programmers have used integer array to store the values of a,n and k and still got accepted.
you can see it in this problem. How is this possible.
You can store up to approximately 10^9 in integers.
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Nop dude. In gcc int is 4 bytes. Google it.
Size of int is not strictly specified in the C standards. The standards guarantees only that char is at least 8 bits, int at least 16-bit, long at least 32-bit and long long at least 64-bit (or something equivalent to those capacities). The typical distribution is {8,32,64,64}, but I’ve run into issues before with an old judging system running 32-bit SPARC where it is {8,32,32,64}. I would be surprised though is you found any judge system where int is 16-bit.