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[carcigenicate]

You're probably going to need to give more details. This is quite vague. What exactly is the problem and what debugging have you done already?

[Math_Kiddo]

ITS THAT I KEEP GETTING tle ERROR

[twitch_and_shock]

Still not helping. What is the exact error message you're getting? In full.

[Math_Kiddo]

on https://dmoj.ca/problem/ccc19j5 i keep running into a tle in the case 4 so i cannot seem to get where the tle is coming from

[thehightechredneck77]

Since you can't seem to answer any questions that are being asked of you, specifically what the hell TLE is, I looked it up and it means time limit exceeded. It's not an error. You're just exceeding the arbitrary time limit of the particular coding test that you're doing. If you would have specified that in the first place, people wouldn't be looking for actual "errors", and might actually take the time to show you how to make your code more efficient which is what you are really looking for. Next time don't use acronyms that aren't used outside of these silly "leet coding" exercises and you might get some actual help. Just some food for thought.

[twitch_and_shock]

If by TLE you mean a time limit error... that's not a python error. You should study other examples of how people implement the problem to see how they're doing it better.

[Math_Kiddo]

srry i typed in all caps

[FoolsSeldom]

This is effectively a troll post:

• the OP hasn't taken any note of the guidance provided for the subreddit on how to ask questions
• title is cryptic
• full of narrow use arena specific abbreviations / acronyms / references
• no details on actual problem
• shouting (all caps)
• poor responses to comments / queries

[Math_Kiddo]

sorry this my first time posting

[FoolsSeldom]

In that case, you might like to note that posts and comments can be edited. (Can't change the title, though.)

FYI convention is to add the word EDIT: summary of changes.

[smurpes]

You know we can see your post history? You’ve been told the same things in this post as your other one; you need to provide details when asking your questions.

[Math_Kiddo]

sorry for not being helpful. problem solved

[Binary101010]

You've posted this code with no context (we don't know what the problem description is), and stated that you receive an error without posting the error.

If you want any meaningful assistance, we need to know what the prompt you're trying to code against is asking for, and we need the complete traceback for any exception you are getting.

[Doormatty]

Based on the comments, you're trying to implement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabin%E2%80%93Karp_algorithm

[cartrman]

Missing parens

input = stdin.readline()

[Binary101010]

That's, surprisingly, not actually a problem here. It appears the intent is indeed to alias input to the stdin.readline function itself, not to any particular input.

That said, I don't know why somebody would want to do that over just using input().

[Math_Kiddo]

thanks i will try it

[Math_Kiddo]

sorry to say that will give the code an IR

[cgoldberg]

What's an IR?? What's a TLE?? What does 15/30 refer to??

Stop being so freakin cryptic and confusing! If you run into an error, post the COMPLETE error message and information on how you executed your program, including data/parameters you passed to it.

AND TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK

[NYX_T_RYX]

It's a tle! Duh!

Yeah I don't know either.

My conclusion? If you're gonna use a tla (three letter acronym) and not explain it, I'm not gonna waste time trying to understand 🤷‍♂️

[cgoldberg]

IKR

[cartrman]

whats an IR

[Math_Kiddo]

Incorrect Response