PythonExamples.txt

# THE PYTHON CODE CONVERTS WHATEVER YOU PRINT AS TEST-CASES

1. Taking a random input from the user:

N = RINT(1,1000) # Between 1 and 1000
print(N)

2. Take two inputs from the user. 
print(RINT(1,1000), RINT(1,1000))

3. Take an input N and N inputs from the user.
n = RINT(1,1000)
print(n)
for i in range(n):
    print(RINT(1,1000), end=' ')

4. Take an input string.
string = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'
for i in range(RINT(1,1000)):
    print(string[RINT(0,25)], end='')

5. Take an input T(testcases) and take another input N and take N inputs from the user.
T = RINT(1,1000)
print(T)
for i in range(T):
    N = RINT(1,1000)
    print(N)
    for j in range(N):
        print(RINT(1,1000), end=' ')
    print()

6. Take an input binary value.
for i in range(RINT(1,100)):
    print(RINT(0,1),end='')

# BASIC GUIDELINES
1. LOGIC FILE CLASS MUST ALWAYS BE logic. 
2. For C & C++ language, main must be int.
3. A general suggestion is to print between 1 to 10^5 for numbers between testcases. Small cases repeating t number of times is better than printing a lot of testcases.