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All the easy-to-write issues listed are covered in this article.

All issues up to ABC100 are written in such a way that they are not duplicated.

Problems that can be easily written in DC

Simple calculations

Something that reads one integer and is obtained by a simple calculation of only two stacks 003 004 007 009 011 013 081 089

Using Multiple Stacks

Reading multiple integers and performing calculations using two or more stacks 001 008 017 023 045 057 082 084 087

Using basic commands

Commands such as d, r, and s 005

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a simple if

I made it like preparing a character string in advance. 002 006 016 020 034 035 053 058 064 086 088 091 099

Something that is not easy to write

I categorized it according to my own subjectivity.

Complex if

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Complex conditions

DC is the shortest

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I have an answer in DC.

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No answer in DC

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repetition

There's nothing you can't write, but you don't have to bother writing for statements in dc 022

Need to read a string

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Lying?

Is my interpretation different, or is it AC due to lack of samples, but the correct answer or doubtful 021 042