3289 - EE2310 Week 14 Practice Scoreboard

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14877 Custom English Word Sorting
14878 Tiling an L-Shaped Board with L-Trominoes

14877 - Custom English Word Sorting   

Description

Write a program to sort n English words. An English word is defined as a sequence of at most m English letters. The ordering between English words must follow the rules below:

  1. A shorter word appears before a longer word.

  2. If two words have the same length, then the word with fewer uppercase letters appears before the one with more uppercase letters.

  3. If two words have the same length and the same number of uppercase letters, then the word with fewer vowels appears before the word with more vowels.
    Vowels include both uppercase and lowercase a, e, i, o, u.

  4. If the order is still undecided, use strcmp().

The ordering must follow the rules above.

Parameter constraints:
0 < n ≤ 100000, 0 < m ≤ 80

Input

You are given n lines of input, each containing one English word.
The program must process all input until EOF.
Since n can be very large, please use qsort, not bubble sort.

For example,

This
Book
Keep
is
not
a
book

 

Output

Your output should contain n lines, each with one English word.

For example, 

a
is
not
book
This
Book
Keep

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14878 - Tiling an L-Shaped Board with L-Trominoes   

Description

Write a program that uses four types of L-shaped trominoes to tile an L-shaped board completely. These L-shaped trominoes' size is 2 x 2 and labeled 1, 2, 3, 4, as shown in Figure 1. 

The L-shaped board has even width and height.
The board’s full size is l × l, and the upper-right corner is removed with size m × m. 

You must tile the entire L-shaped board by L-shaped trominoes without overlapping, and the trominoes must cover the board exactly. Please take a look at the example shown in Figure 2, where l = 8m = 4.

Assume the origin (0, 0) is located at the lower-left corner. 

Constraints: l and m are powers of 2, and 1 ≤ m < l ≤ 64.

Note that you have to consider the case that l is not equal to 2 x m.

 

Input

The input contains two numbers and m. 

 

Output

The output should list the types and positions of all L-shaped trominoes, respectively.
Since there are (l² − m²) / 3 trominoes, there should also be (l² − m²) / 3 lines in the output. 
Each line represents one trominoe and contains three integers:

  1. the tromino type (1–4),

  2. the x-coordinate of the tromino’s center,

  3. the y-coordinate of the tromino’s center.

 

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