My question in title .I will be glad if you help me.
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My question in title .I will be glad if you help me.
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Feel free to ask any questions you have about the script.
Here is how it works: suppose you have a compiled
solution.exe
in the current working directory (it should read fromstdin
and print tostdout
, no file I/O at all), as well as your tests:01.in
(first input),01.ans
(expected output for the first input),02.in
,02.ans
, ...,complex.in
,complex.ans
(it's not necessary for the test name to be a number). Now, if you save the script here astestall.cmd
(ortestall.bat
, whatever, I prefer the former), you can run it from command prompt and check its output.So, directory structure may go like this:
If you type the following in command prompt (
cmd.exe
), it should run the solution on all tests:It will test until the solution fails or its output (stored in
01.out
,02.out
,complex.out
) does not match the expected output. If something goes wrong, the script terminates. If everything goes well, it ends and printsok
in the very end.