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temchik_ggg 6-Jun-23 8:56am View

Thanks a lot!

temchik_ggg 6-Jun-23 8:54am View

I want to get the answer about articles \ books that covers my questions) Thanks for your answer

temchik_ggg 25-Sep-21 8:46am View

Thx

temchik_ggg 3-Jan-21 11:25am View

Yep I know that in C++ the new operator is being used more often than malloc function, but I found prototype malloc function
(void *malloc(size_t size))
and I can't realise why malloc is pointer on void type?

temchik_ggg 3-Jan-21 5:31am View

So using pointers for point on int, str etc... Is a more useless than really necessary? And using pointers for dynimic arrrays is more useful? Anyway thx for answer.

temchik_ggg 10-Oct-20 5:21am View

Sorry I made a mistake, here is the corrected question.

Task. Splits into different multipliers

This task is formulated very briefly.

Given a natural number N. you need to find the number of ways to represent it as a product of pairwise different factors greater than 1.

The format of the input data

The first line contains a single natural number 2 < = N < = 10^12 .

Output format

Output a single number - the number of ways to represent the number N as a product of pairwise different factors greater than 1.

Explanation for example. There are 7 different ways to represent the number 48 as a product (including a degenerate one) of pairwise different multipliers. 1: 48, 2 * 24, 3 * 16, 4 * 12, 6 *8, 2 * 3 * 8, 2 * 4 * 6.

temchik_ggg 10-Oct-20 5:20am View

Sorry I made a mistake, here is the corrected question.

Task. Splits into different multipliers

This task is formulated very briefly.

Given a natural number N. you need to find the number of ways to represent it as a product of pairwise different factors greater than 1.

The format of the input data

The first line contains a single natural number 2 < = N < = 10^12 .

Output format

Output a single number - the number of ways to represent the number N as a product of pairwise different factors greater than 1.

Explanation for example. There are 7 different ways to represent the number 48 as a product (including a degenerate one) of pairwise different multipliers. 1: 48, 2 * 24, 3 * 16, 4 * 12, 6 *8, 2 * 3 * 8, 2 * 4 * 6.

temchik_ggg 5-Sep-20 3:29am View

Thx for answer. I'm trying to learn game development for myself, but I have to learn Machine Learning for olympiad, 'couse it's a part of its.

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