sigsegv error in code

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question link

http://www.codechef.com/problems/MAXCOUNT

my code
http://www.codechef.com/viewsolution/5154203

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Hi dude, the error for runtime is a[k]=k. You have declared an array of 150 initially but constraints of k are 1 <= A[i] <= 10000, so A[10000]=10000 will give you array out of bounds.

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its not because of that…

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and we have to provide a space between the integers…its written in the question

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well the error for runtime is a[k]=k. You have declared an array of 150 initially but constraints of k are 1 <= A[i] <= 10000, so A[10000]=10000 will give you array out of bounds.

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the constraint is that a[i]<10000 not i<10000
as it is given…n<= 100 thus a[150] is well sufficient…
and since it is declared in integer…thus…a[i]<10000 cannot be a problem…as integer range is up to 32767

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Himanshu I think he is right. a[10000] is not defined when you have globally declared it to be a[150].

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Hey @himanshu_95, see your code gives WA for this input:
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155 155 155 155 155
Check here.
This error is because you have declared a of the size of 150. See the value of A[i] ie k is from 1 to 10000. Also on this for loop you need to change “n” to max limit of input ie 10000.

for(j=1;j<n;j++)
	{
		if(b[j-1]<b[j])
		{
			if(b[j]>max)
			{max=b[j];
			q=j;}
		}
	}

This is the AC version of your code. please look at it properly.
If people from iiit and nsit say something, people from ipu should listen very carefully.

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roman28…don’t underestimate the power of an ipu student…
its not about the college…its about the hard work of a student…

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…lol… :smiley: