Hi all,
I just want to know, Is there any tool / website by which I can know that for a particular problem how many test cases are accepted.
If anybody know please tell me.
Thanks.
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no, there's no way
if you are talking about the number of tests themselves, then it's basically $$$X-1$$$ if you got "Wrong answer on test $$$X$$$"