package main
import (
"fmt"
)
func main() {
var a int
var b int
fmt.Scan(&a, &b)
counter := 0
for a <= b {
counter += 1
a *= 3
b *= 2
}
fmt.Println(counter)
}fmt.Scan() to read multiple values into variables.
I browsed some web pages and documents but could not find any clear guides or benchmarks, but here are my guesses
People on Reddit say that, but I'm not sure at the moment as I haven't tested by myself.
fmt.Scan() or its variants read space-separated values whereas bufio seems to provide many functions to process data.
There's no strong urge to use bufio. Let's use
fmt.Scan to read standard input for now.
What I don't like about competitive programming is that no one writes code that is understandable from others' perspectives. They don't write comments and don't use descriptive variable names to make it hard to hack (point out bugs) their submissions, and the technique goes against real-life situations.
Life is too vivid. I've enabled Color Filters on my iPhone and MacBook, and now they only display black & white. It helped me reduce time spent on YouTube and others.
iPhone, MacBook: Setting -> Accessibility -> Color Filter
I don't have experience with successful teamwork.
I only did single-player sports (karate, badminton, and pro wrestling) and am jealous of the atmosphere people who play team sports have.
I have found it very difficult to motivate others in the same direction, not only in sports but also in programming or business. I tried to publish mobile applications and simple video games, but my friends seemed not to like the projects.
I just wanted to have a good time in the same way as playing tag when we were in elementary school, but now we got old and have parted ways.