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The robot's name is a play on the word, 'exterminator', with the artwork depicted on the Series 3 version suggesting potential inspiration from the Terminator film franchise. The latter connection is further reinforced in an interview shown during the Swedish broadcast of Series 4, Heat N, which revealed that X-Terminator was originally planned to be called Terminator. However, the team discovered that this name had already been taken by another competitor, so added an 'X' prefix in reference to it having become an 'ex-Terminator'.[5] While it has been suggested its name or design was based on the Daleks in Doctor Who (even being referenced by Jonathan Pearce before its Series 4 melee and by the Robot Wars Club newsletter feature being entitled 'This Dalek Breed'), this seems to be a misconception.
As it came on another drive, X-Terminator 2 overshot into Sir Killalot's CPZ, although this was only a minor slip up, as X-Terminator 2 continued to control proceedings in the closing stages of the battle, shoving Arnold, Arnold Terminegger around the arena and coming in with one finally flurry of axe attacks before the battle went to a judges' decision. The judges went in favour of X-Terminator 2, sealing its place in a second Heat Final in a row.
The judges were called upon for a second time in a row in a battle involving X-Terminator 2, and like its second round battle, the judges decided that X-Terminator 2 had done enough to warrant a victory, sending it through to the series Semi-Finals as the winner of Heat N.
With its partner immobilised, X-Terminator 2 was forced to fight one against two for the remaining time in the battle, and although it survived the rest of the battle, it was unable to sway the judges' decision, who went in favour of 101 and King B3.
With seconds remaining, Shunt dragged X-Terminator onto the flame pit, and although X-Terminator remained mobile enough to survive until a judges' decision, it was unable to convince the judges to send it through, which meant that, for the first and only time, Team X-Terminator had failed to reach the Heat Final.
X-Terminator continued to focus its attacks on Barbaric Response and shunted it into the arena wall after a long drive, before turning its attention back to Robochicken, which it flipped over and into the grasp of Dead Metal after an attack where X-Terminator used its front scoop and axe in coordination. Robochicken failed to recover from this attack, while Barbaric Response and Spirit of Scorpion were showing little signs of mobility themselves. X-Terminator decided to roll Barbaric Response towards the pit where it toppled in, but this did not affect its participation in the competition, as, after cease, the judges decided that Spirit of Scorpion was immobilised first, thus sending Barbaric Response through with X-Terminator.
Both machines jostled for a short amount of time, with X-Terminator attempting to cause more damage with its axe as it fired its weapon twice - although the second of these attacks saw X-Terminator lose the tip of its axe. Mega Hurts 2 responded by getting underneath the front scoop of X-Terminator, lifting it up and driving it into the CPZ and against the arena wall. Both machines moved away from the CPZ, with Mega Hurts 2 next deciding to activate the pit, before it continued to fight back by driving X-Terminator into another CPZ, where it came under pressure from Growler. X-Terminator managed to get itself out of trouble and then forced Mega Hurts 2 into the CPZ, where it suffered from a hammer blow from Mr. Psycho. X-Terminator finished strong, as it pushed Mega Hurts 2 into Mr. Psycho again, where the House Robot slammed down with its hammer once more. Cease was called, and the judges' decision went in favour of X-Terminator, sending it through to its third Heat Final.
Hydra then drove at Mini Morg, charging it into the arena wall, with X-Terminator in hot pursuit with its axe. Hydra continued its assault on the yellow machine, and two uses of its lifting arm saw Mini Morg beached on its back. Mini Morg's troubles forced X-Terminator into action, although it saw itself flipped onto its side by Hydra instantly. X-Terminator managed to self-right though and activated the pit release button before fighting back valiantly against both Hydra and Barbaric Response in the time remaining. However, although X-Terminator forced the battle to a judges' decision, Mini Morg had been counted out and pitted in the remaining seconds of the battle. With Hydra and Barbaric Response still mobile when cease was called, this meant that the team succumbed to what they benefited from in the first round, with the judges ruling in Hydra and Barbaric Response's favour by default.
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Actually I checked running the program and it seems to be printing normally. Then, may I know why the judge is giving Wrong Answer and where It could have gone wrong? Can anyone please help by telling me the difference of printing string with null character and without null character? Can someone confirm if it will give always correct result?
In your case there's no null terminator in str, so printf will keep reading from whatever memory comes next. This is undefined behavior. When you tried it yourself, you were lucky to have null following right after str, so printf stopped right ahead. If you are less lucky you can get garbage or a segfault. That's probably what happened when the code was executed by the judge.
The Terminator 2 actor returned to court Monday in conjunction with his recent arrest for violating a restraining order taken out by his ex-girlfriend. Initially, Furlong was released on $50,000 bail, but the judge decided to raise the bail to $100,000. Furlong was taken back into custody and has yet to make bail.
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