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My own test no problem
# include & lt; stdio.h>
#include
#include
#include
Int main () {
Int right amount;
The scanf (" % d % d ", & amp; Right, & amp; Amount).
Int loc [27]={0};
Loc [26]=right;
Char correct [right] [23];
Int [26] CNT={0};
Char result [amount] [4];
//memset (result, 0, sizeof (char) * 4 * amount);
Int fir=0;
getchar();
Int now_cha=0;
for(int i=0; i[I] gets (correct);
Fir=correct [I] [0] - 97;
CNT [fir] + +;
If (fir> Now_cha) {
Now_cha=fir;
Loc [fir]=I;
}
}
Char \ [22].
for(int j=0; j
Int judge=1;
Gets (temp);
Fir=\ [0] - 97;
If (CNT (fir)==0) {
The result [j] [0]='T';
The result [j] [1]='A';
The result [j] [2]='T';
The result [j] [3]='\ 0';
continue;
}
Int t=0;
Int k=fir;
While (t==0) {
T=loc [k++];
}
For (int I=loc (fir); iJudge=STRCMP (temp, correct [I]);
If (judge==0) {
break;
}
}
If (judge==0) {
The result [j] [0]='Q';
The result [j] [1]='A';
The result [j] [2]='Q';
The result [j] [3]='\ 0';
}
The else
{
The result [j] [0]='T';
The result [j] [1]='A';
The result [j] [2]='T';
The result [j] [3]='\ 0'; }
}
for(int i=0; iPrintf (" % s \ n ", the result [I]);
}
return 0; }
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int right amount;
The scanf (" % d % d ", & amp; Right, & amp; Amount).
Int loc [27]={0};
Loc [26]=right;
Char correct [right] [23];
Int [26] CNT={0};
Char result [amount] [4];
Don't be too confident, the result and correct array are lines of uncertainty, the C language does not support the variable array, so the length of the array is needed to determine the,
gets (correct [I]);
The column number of the array is 23, if the input of cross-border, how will you deal with?
Test cases can not only consider the right, but also consider abnormal data,
For white box testing, no problem, but for black box testing how to solve and avoid the program does not collapse?
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