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I got this runtime exception as well. For me, it was for the Test Case #1 where they have an input of just 0 for one of there queries. Normally, it is a number for the # of nodes in the linked list followed by a set of numbers that need to be reversely printed.
You can test it out by using custom input of the Test Case #1 input and removing the 0 from the input data and changing the first 5 to 4 queries after.
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I don't know why this solution causes runtime exception...? Did this happen to someone else ?
Have you figured it out? Can you post your code? Both versions of the solution above work.
Thanks a lot
Hi,
I got this runtime exception as well. For me, it was for the Test Case #1 where they have an input of just 0 for one of there queries. Normally, it is a number for the # of nodes in the linked list followed by a set of numbers that need to be reversely printed.
You can test it out by using custom input of the Test Case #1 input and removing the 0 from the input data and changing the first 5 to 4 queries after.