I walked out of the computer room at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. I could see that Brother Chen was in a bad mood. Of course, no one was in a bad mood after this battle. We, who originally carried the teacher's hope for the 17th grade freshman team, were not as good as 17th grade stars. The team ranks high. I told Brother Chen and Brother Hao, it's okay, we are still young, and we still have hope.
Reflecting on these five hours, after I came up with A and C on the list, I found that everyone was paying F. After reading the question, I knew that it was a tolerance. I didn’t think about why so many teams would accept a rejection, and I didn’t think about why. It will be dropped by other teams in six minutes, so we started to write F, and we have been pushing the formula of tolerance and rejection. When Brother Chen wrote F, Ma Haorui and I read A, and our abstract model was the minimum matching of bipartite graphs (at the time, I really didn’t doubt why so many teams would match bipartite graphs), and then we didn’t even know how to write them. Brother Chen's F was not written. After I wrote it, Brother Chen studied A and thought it was greedy, so he wrote it and passed it, but at this time everyone basically passed A. Then I continued to write the censure, and finally I was able to pass the example I created, and I was very happy after it (then I knew after the game that the return 0 was Yes...). Then Brother Chen and Ma Haorui came up with the idea of E. After I wrote it and handed it in several times, I lost it. Until the end of the game or even the closing ceremony, we all took the printed code of the E question to figure out what went wrong.
Any mentality issues, any experience issues, or F-question data issues are all self-deceiving words. I know that my level is still not enough, and food is the original sin. We don't say it, we all know the unwillingness in our hearts and the fighting spirit aroused by this game. Knowing that your skills are not as good as others and knowing that you still have a lot to learn is also a reward. The past is over, grades are not important, what you have learned and what you want to learn are important. In order to be able to team up with Brother Chen and Brother Haohao next time, I will work hard in the future.