Mar TopCoder
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 1:20 pm
Figured I could post any Top Coder practice problems I do here.
Mind, I'm not supposed to be reproducing the problems. So if somebody cares let me know and I guess I can just delete this whole topic.
[sorry, deleted my 250 pt code...]
SCORE: 297.98
I guess I could comment it if people need it... in competition though they remove pts for > 300 chars of useless nonfunctional code. Score based off time.
Mind, I'm not supposed to be reproducing the problems. So if somebody cares let me know and I guess I can just delete this whole topic.
[sorry, deleted my 250 pt code...]
TopCoder Inv 2001 R1 500 pt (med) wrote:Problem Statement
***Note: Please keep programs under 7000 characters in length. Thank you
Class Name: SquareDigits
Method Name: smallestResult
Parameters: int
Returns: int
Define the function S(x) as the sum of the squares of the digits of x.
For example: S(3)=3*3=9 and S(230)=2*2+3*3+0*0=13.
Define the set T(x) to be the set of unique numbers that are produced by
repeatedly applying S to x. That is: S(x), S(S(x)), S(S(S(x))), etc...
For example, repeatedly applying S to 37:
S(37)=3*3+7*7=58.
S(58)=5*5+8*8=89.
S(89)=145.
S(145)=42.
S(42)=20.
S(20)=4.
S(4)=16.
S(16)=37.
Note this sequence will repeat so we can stop calculating now and:
T(37)={58,89,145,42,20,4,16,37}.
However, note T(x) may not necessarily contain x.
Implement a class SquareDigits, which contains a method smallestResult. The
method takes an int, n, as a parameter and returns the smallest int, x, such
that T(x) contains n.
The method signature is (be sure your method is public):
int smallestResult(int n);
TopCoder will ensure n is non-negative and is between 0 and 199 inclusive.
Examples:
If n=0: S(0) = 0, so T(0)={0}, so the method should return 0.
If n=2: T(0) through T(10) do not contain the value 2. If x=11, however:
S(11)=1*1+1*1=2, so T(11) contains 2, and the method should return 11.
If n=10: T(0) through T(6) do not contain 10. If x=7:
S(7)=49.
S(49)=97.
S(97)=130.
S(130)=10.
S(10)=1.
and it starts to repeat...
so T(7) is {49,97,130,10,1}, which contains 10, and the method should return 7.
n=1 -> x=1
n=19 -> x=133
n=85 -> x=5
n=112 -> x=2666
Definition
Class:
SquareDigits
Method:
smallestResult
Parameters:
int
Returns:
int
Method signature:
int smallestResult(int param0)
(be sure your method is public)
Code: Select all
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
class SquareDigits {
public:
int smallestResult(int n);
int s(int x);
vector<int>t;
bool isMember(int test);
};
int SquareDigits::smallestResult(int n) {
int x = 0;
int sx;
do {
sx = s(x);
do {
t.push_back(sx);
if (sx == n)
break;
sx = s(sx);
} while (!isMember(sx));
t.clear();
x++;
} while (sx != n);
return x-1;
}
int SquareDigits::s(int x) {
char buffer[8];
int numDigits;
int retval = 0;
sprintf(buffer, "%i", x);
numDigits = strlen(buffer);
for (int i = 0;i < numDigits;i++) {
retval += (buffer[i]-48)*(buffer[i]-48);
}
return retval;
}
bool SquareDigits::isMember(int test) {
for (vector<int>::iterator it = t.begin();it != t.end();it++) {
if (*it == test)
return true;
}
return false;
}
I guess I could comment it if people need it... in competition though they remove pts for > 300 chars of useless nonfunctional code. Score based off time.