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Detalii evaluare #64138841
Rezumat problemă
#1327
Se citeşte un număr natural nenul n, apoi n numere naturale distincte. Să se afişeze, în ordine lexicografică, șirurile din cele n valori cu proprietatea că oricare două valori învecinate sunt prime între ele.
Candale Silviu (silviu) Detalii
| Problema | SirPIE | Operații I/O |
sirpie.in/sirpie.out
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Limita timp | 0.5 secunde | Limita memorie |
Total: 64 MB
/
Stivă 8 MB
|
| Id soluție | #64138841 | Utilizator |
Cret Daria (daria_cret02)
|
| Fișier | sirpie.cpp | Dimensiune | 1.37 KB |
| Data încărcării | 20 Aprilie 2026, 09:21 | Scor/rezultat | Eroare de compilare |
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sirpie.cpp:21:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 21 | int aux; | ^ sirpie.cpp:21:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:21:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:22:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 22 | cin>>n; | ^ sirpie.cpp:22:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:22:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:23:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 23 | for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:23:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:23:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 24 | cin>>v[i]; | ^ sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:24:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:25:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 25 | for(int i=1;i<n;i++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:25:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:25:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 26 | for(int j=i+1;j<=n;j++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:26:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 27 | if(v[i]>v[j]) | ^ sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:27:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 28 | { | ^ sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:28:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 29 | aux=v[j]; | ^ sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:29:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 30 | v[j]=v[i]; | ^ sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:30:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 31 | v[i]=aux; | ^ sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:31:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 32 | } | ^ sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:32:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:36:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 36 | int r; | ^ sirpie.cpp:36:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:36:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:37:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 37 | r=x%y; | ^ sirpie.cpp:37:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:37:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:38:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 38 | while(r) | ^ sirpie.cpp:38:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:38:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:39:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 39 | { | ^ sirpie.cpp:39:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:39:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 40 | x=y; | ^ sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:40:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 41 | y=r; | ^ sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:41:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 42 | r=x%y; | ^ sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:42:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:43:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 43 | } | ^ sirpie.cpp:43:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:43:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:44:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 44 | return y; | ^ sirpie.cpp:44:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:44:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:48:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 48 | if(i>n) | ^ sirpie.cpp:48:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:48:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:49:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 49 | { | ^ sirpie.cpp:49:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:49:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 50 | for(int j=1;j<=n;j++)//j ptc i e ocupat | ^ sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:50:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 51 | cout<<v[s[j]]<<" "; | ^ sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:51:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 52 | cout<<'\n'; | ^ sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:52:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:53:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 53 | } | ^ sirpie.cpp:53:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:53:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:54:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 54 | else | ^ sirpie.cpp:54:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:54:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 55 | for(int j=1;j<=n;j++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:55:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 56 | if(viz[j]==0 && cmmdc(v[s[i-1]], v[j])==1) | ^ sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:56:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:57:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 57 | { | ^ sirpie.cpp:57:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:57:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 58 | s[i]=j; | ^ sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:58:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 59 | viz[j]=1; | ^ sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:59:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 60 | bact(i+1); | ^ sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:60:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 61 | viz[j]=0; | ^ sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:61:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:62:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 62 | } | ^ sirpie.cpp:62:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:62:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:66:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 66 | citire(); | ^ sirpie.cpp:66:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:66:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:67:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 67 | for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:67:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:67:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:68:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 68 | { | ^ sirpie.cpp:68:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:68:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 69 | s[1]=i; | ^ sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:69:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 70 | viz[i]=1; | ^ sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:70:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 71 | bact(2); | ^ sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:71:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 72 | viz[i]=0; | ^ sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:72:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:73:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 73 | } | ^ sirpie.cpp:73:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:73:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:74:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier 74 | return 0; | ^ sirpie.cpp:74:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp:74:1: error: extended character is not valid in an identifier sirpie.cpp: In function ‘void citire()’: sirpie.cpp:21:1: error: ‘ ’ was not declared in this scope 21 | int aux; | ^~~ sirpie.cpp:22:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘cin’ 22 | cin>>n; | ^~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:23:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘for’ 23 | for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) | ^~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:23:17: error: ‘i’ was not declared in this scope 23 | for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:25:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘for’ 25 | for(int i=1;i<n;i++) | ^~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:26:23: error: ‘j’ was not declared in this scope 26 | for(int j=i+1;j<=n;j++) | ^ sirpie.cpp: In function ‘int cmmdc(int, int)’: sirpie.cpp:36:1: error: ‘ ’ was not declared in this scope 36 | int r; | ^~~ sirpie.cpp:37:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘r’ 37 | r=x%y; | ^~ | ; sirpie.cpp:38:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘while’ 38 | while(r) | ^~~~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:44:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘return’ 44 | return y; | ^~~~~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:45:1: warning: no return statement in function returning non-void [-Wreturn-type] 45 | } | ^ sirpie.cpp: In function ‘void bact(int)’: sirpie.cpp:48:1: error: ‘ ’ was not declared in this scope 48 | if(i>n) | ^~~ sirpie.cpp:54:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘else’ 54 | else | ^~~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:55:21: error: ‘j’ was not declared in this scope 55 | for(int j=1;j<=n;j++) | ^ sirpie.cpp: In function ‘int main()’: sirpie.cpp:66:1: error: ‘ ’ was not declared in this scope 66 | citire(); | ^~~ sirpie.cpp:67:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘for’ 67 | for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) | ^~~~ | ; sirpie.cpp:67:17: error: ‘i’ was not declared in this scope 67 | for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) | ^ sirpie.cpp:74:4: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘return’ 74 | return 0; | ^~~~~~~ | ;
Cum funcționează evaluarea?
www.pbinfo.ro permite evaluarea a două tipuri de probleme:
- probleme la care rezolvarea presupune scrierea unui program complet
- probleme la care rezolvarea presupune scrierea unei secvențe de program - câteva instrucțiuni, o listă de declarații, una sau mai multe funcții, etc.
Problema SirPIE face parte din prima categorie. Soluția propusă de tine va fi evaluată astfel:
- Programul sursă este compilat folosind compilatorul corespunzător. Dacă în urma compilării se obțin erori sau avertismente, acestea sunt afișate în această pagină.
- Dacă programul a fost compilat, executabilul obținut va fi rulat, furnizându-i-se unul sau mai multe seturi de date de intrare, în concordanță cu restricțiile specifice problemei. Pentru fiecare set de date se obține un anumit punctaj, în raport cu corectitudinea soluției tale.
Suma punctajelor acordate pe testele utilizate pentru verificare este 100. Astfel, soluția ta poate obține cel mult 100 de puncte, caz în care se poate considera corectă.