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> But your first code will be perfect.
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> Zero bugs and very clean code.
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> It will be "Hello, world!"*
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> *-- Anonymous*
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For the past few years, "programming" and "C++" have been pratically synonymous for me. I knew about the wild world of other programming languages, but for the most part, I just stayed in my little C++ bubble. After all, for competitive programming, C++ is enough.
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tags: ["Programming"]
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> *“C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do it blows your whole leg off.”*
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> *-- Bjarne Stroustrup, creator of C++*
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There are a few reasons why the vast majority of competitive programmers use C++: it has a decent standard library, several good reference sources, and lots of tutorials online. But these factors are not unique to C++; what matters is its speed. A few milliseconds could be the difference between and accepted solution and time limit exceeded. Anyways, here's the code, about two weeks late, written in the "conventional" C++ style, as opposed to the condensed, macro-abusing style of competitive programmers.
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