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DCEPC207 - Finally a Treat |
Anuja ma’am is getting more and more obsessed by her name (actually she loves it!!!). She has a strong belief that her name has something very special but she could not make it out what is it. As Vaibhav sir is very good in finding pattern he helped her with her problem, that she has a name in which only one character has maximum frequency i.e. ‘a’. She became very happy and decided to give a party to all of the members of DCE Coders who have special names. But wait, she finds out that the list is too big, so she decided to narrow it down. Here's how she narrows it: “Anuja ma’am will give a party to all those whose name is special and the character which makes their name special MUST be the character with maximum frequency in the entire list of names. There is only ONE special character in the string.”
As a student you are required to make a list of names ELLIGIBLE for party.
Remember, a name is special only if a SINGLE character has the maximum frequency in it. (See example #2 )
Input
1st line contains T(1<=T<=100), number of test cases. Next T lines contain a string(1<=Length of String<=10000) containing list of names separated by SPACES.
Output
Output k+1 lines for each test case, where k is the number of students ELLIGIBLE. First line contains “Case #x:” where x is the case number starting from 1. Then next k lines contain the names of ELLIGIBLE students.
Note: Each input string will have at least 1 word (of at least 1 character). i.e. there is no input string with only spaces
Example
Input: 2
abcdd abccd cccd
aabb aabcc aaa adaa Output: Case #1:
abccd
cccd
Case #2:
aaa
adaa
Added by: | dce coders |
Date: | 2012-02-26 |
Time limit: | 1s |
Source limit: | 50000B |
Memory limit: | 1536MB |
Cluster: | Cube (Intel G860) |
Languages: | All except: ASM64 |
Resource: | Own Problem |
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2019-12-04 07:24:04
Had to drop all the convenient Python idioms to pass the TL, but it's a good lesson as a primitive C-like solution gets AC easily. |
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2017-09-08 09:19:54
easy one silly mistake cost's me 2 WA |
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2017-01-16 11:18:17
Some clarifications that should have been part of the problem statement- 1. Order of the names is to be preserved. 2. Only lower case characters are present. |
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2015-02-22 09:18:33 Pratyush Raj
i think there is some problem with this question.same code is getting wa and got accepted idk why... |
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2013-06-22 10:20:15 shiv prasad chabarval
WA again and again....please help id:9527295 |
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2013-06-06 18:34:53 BLANKRK
m gettin WA.... any tricky tst cases... |
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2012-06-08 11:21:21 Vimal Raj Sharma
all names are made up of small letters ? |
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2012-04-14 10:00:25 Noszály Csaba
Thank you Mitch for pointing out that i misunderstood the problem. |
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2012-04-02 20:18:47 ! include(L.ppt)
damn gets function caused me large no of WA's finaally ac...:) |