int jackstart(int n, int k);
int jillstart(int n, int k);
But their return values are ignored in the grader's implementation. I
think they should be declared `void' instead of `int', to remove
confusion.
I agree. The Pascal version uses "procedure" and the C/C++ versions
should have used "void"
We'll pay careful attention to this for the IOI tasks. (Some of us
learned
C when there was no such thing as void, and its hard to teach old dogs
new tricks.)