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A simple analysis of the topic can be found:

  • The first number is 123 minimum
  • The first number up to 333, and then a big third number is the four-digit

So you can do this:

1 for(int a=100;a<=333;a++){
2     b=2*a;
3     c=3*a
4     ...
5 }

Then we can separate each digit of each number came out, along with the tag inside the array:

1 while(a!=0){
2     flag[a%10]=1;
3     a/=10;
4 }

 

code:

. 1 #include <bits / STDC ++ H.>      // universal header 
2  the using  namespace STD;
 . 3  BOOL In Flag [ 15 ];          // tag array 
. 4  void F ( int A) {       // void space type, no value is returned 
. 5      the while (! a = 0 ) {     // decomposition of the digits 
. 6          in Flag [% a 10 ] = . 1 ;
 . 7          a / = 10 ;
 . 8      }
 . 9  
10      / * 
. 11      I originally written, this is also the line, I recommend that the above personally 
 12 
13 is      In Flag [A% 10] =. 1;
 14      In Flag [A% 100-A% 10] =. 1;
 15      In Flag [A / 100] =. 1;
 16      * / 
. 17      return ;
 18 is  }
 . 19  int main () {
 20 is      int A, B, C;
 21 is      BOOL X = 0 ;
 22 is      for (A = 123 ; A <= 333 ; A ++) { // enumeration A 
23 is          X = 0 ;
 24          B = A * 2 ;
 25          C = A * . 3 ;
 26          // generate another number two 
27         F (A); F (B); F (C); // call the function 
28  
29          for ( int I = . 1 ; I <= . 9 ; I ++ ) {
 30              IF (! In Flag [I] = . 1 ) {
 31 is                  X = 0 ;
 32                  BREAK ; // out of the loop 
33 is              }
 34 is          }
 35  
36          IF (X) COUT << << A '  ' << << B '  ' << C << endl; // output 
37 [          Memset (In Flag, 0 , 10); // reset flag array 10 may be changed to the sizeof (In Flag) 
38 is      }
 39      return  0 ;
 40 }

In addition, in order to prevent duplication, I quietly left a small mistake in the code, can be submitted directly, to see your friends!

PS: If you find an error, you can directly take away the code

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/hjxhjx/p/11440741.html