| Verdict | Full Name | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| AC | Accepted | Your program outputted the correct answer and terminated normally. |
| WA | Wrong Answer | Your program didn't output the correct answer, but it terminated normally. |
| TLE | Time Limit Exceeded | Your program used too much CPU time or wall clock time. The wall clock time limit is max(1.2 * TL, TL + 1s). Wall clock limit will not be triggered under normal circumstances, unless the judge server is under heavy load or your program paused by calling sleep(). |
| MLE | Memory Limit Exceeded | Your program used too much memory. Program that used too much memory would not necessarily get an MLE; see Memory Accounting Types for more details. |
| OLE | Output Limit Exceeded | Your program tried to extend a file (including stdout) larger than the output limit. Note that this limit is placed on a per-file basis. There is also a limit of 2 * OL on the total output size, but this limit is enforced by setting the filesystem size and won't trigger an OLE; instead, the write operation will fail due to insufficient disk space. For example, if your program wrote too many bytes into stderr, you may get a WA because it can no longer write into stdout later. |
| RE | Runtime Error | Your program terminated by exiting with a non-zero status code. |
| SIG | Runtime Error (killed by signal) | Your program was killed by a signal. Some common causes are invalid memory access (SIGSEGV, i.e. Segmentation Fault), division by zero (SIGFPE), uncaught exceptions in C++ (SIGABRT), and invalid instruction (SIGILL). Note that SIGXFSZ is excluded since it will be interpreted as OLE. |
| CE | Compilation Error | Your program failed to compile. |
| CLE | Compilation Limit Exceeded | Your program took too much time (> 60 sec) or memory (> 2 GiB) to compile. |
| ER | Judge Compilation Error | This is caused by failed compilation of the special judge program. If you see this, please contact the problem setter. |
| EE | Execution Error | These are caused by internal errors during the judging process. If you see them, please contact the site maintainer. |
| JE | Judge Error |