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Input Configuration

For every problem, you have to create a format file that will be used to run your code.

This file must be a JSON file, and you can find an example of the format file here.

Structure of the format file

Format file is an array of objects, where each object represents a single line of the input.

Fields of the object

  • skipToNextLine (bool, required): Whether to skip to the next line after this group or not.
  • variableName (string, required): The name of the variable that will be used in the code.
  • inputType (string, required): The type of the input. It can be one of the following:
    • single: A single value.
    • array: An array of values.
      • dimensions (list, required): The dimensions of the array.
    • graph: A graph with multiple nodes and edges.
      • nodeCount (int, required): The number of nodes in the graph.
      • edgeCount (int, required): The number of edges in the graph.
      • outputMode (string, required): Output type of the graph. It can be one of the following:
        • adj_matrix: Adjacency matrix.
        • edge_list: Edge list.
  • args (object, required): Arguments for the inputType. It has values based on the inputType:
    • single (for numeric values):
      • valueLowerBound (int, required): The lower bound of the value.
      • valueUpperBound (int, required): The upper bound of the value.
    • single (for string values):
      • length (int, optional): The length of the value. (Default: 1)
      • chars (string, optional): The characters that can be used in the value. It can take at least one of the following values:
        • lower: Lowercase alphabetic characters (a-z)
        • upper: Uppercase alphabetic characters (A-Z)
        • numeric: Numbers (0-9)
        • special: Special characters (!@#$%^&*()_+)
        • custom: Custom characters, if used, then customChars is required.
          • customChars (list, required): The custom characters that can be used in the value.
    • array:
      • valueLowerBound (int, required): The lower bound of the value.
      • valueUpperBound (int, required): The upper bound of the value.
      • constraints:
        • unique: All the values in the array should be unique.
        • sorted_desc: The values in the array should be sorted.
        • sorted_asc: The values in the array should be sorted in ascending order. Note: sorted_desc and sorted_asc can not be used together. (mutually exclusive)
    • graph:
      • weightLowerBound (int, optional): The lower bound of the weight of the edges.
      • weightUpperBound (int, optional): The upper bound of the weight of the edges.
      • isDirected (boolean, required): Whether the graph is directed or not.
      • isWeighted (boolean, required): Whether the graph is weighted or not.
      • constraints (list, optional): The constraints for the graph. It can take at least one of the following values:
        • tree: The graph is a tree.
        • acyclic: The graph is acyclic.
        • multi_edges: The graph can have multiple edges between two nodes. (can not be used with tree or acyclic constraints)
        • self_loops: The graph can have self loops. (can not be used with tree or acyclic constraints)