# listcomp ppm (371)
Solve 3 super easy list-comp challenges!!!Short! Shorter!! Shortest!!!
`nc easiest.balsnctf.com 9487`
UPDATE: the challenge runs by python3.6 UPDATE: the original code should already be list comprehension
## Question 1
The first line would contain a positive integer N. Then there would be N lines below. Each line contains two integer A and B. Please output the corresponding A+B.
##### Example Input:31 23 45 6
##### Example Output:3711
Input Length Limit: 75
```python# Q1 (67 chars)[print(sum(map(int,input().split()))) for i in range(int(input()))]```
## Question 2This is the knapsack problem that you know. Sasdffan is going to buy some junk foods. However, he has only limited budgets M. Each junk food would have two attributes, the cost of buying the junk food and the value of eating the junk food. The first line contains two positive integers N and M. Then, there would be N lines below. Each line contains two positive integers v and c. (v: value, c: cost). Please output the maximum value that Sasdffan could get after consuming all the junk foods he bought. Caution: Each junk food could only be bought once.
1000 <= N <= 2000, 1 <= M <= 3000, 1 <= c <= 3000, v > 0
##### Example Input:3 51 21 32 2
##### Example Output:3
Input Length Limit: 200
```python# Q2 short (184 chars)[[d.insert(0,[max(s,t+v)for s,t in zip(d[0],[-v]*c+d[0])])for(v,c)in[r()for _ in[1]*N]]==print(max(d[0][:M+1]))for r in[lambda:map(int,input().split())]for(N,M),d in[(r(),[[0]*3001])]] # Q2 unrolled[    [    d.insert(0,[max(s,t+v)for s,t in zip(d[0],[-v]*c+d[0])])    for(v,c)in[r()for _ in[1]*N]    ]    ==    print(max(d[0][:M+1]))    # start here (assignments)    for r in[lambda:map(int,input().split())]    for(N,M),d in[(r(),[[0]*3001])]] # Q2 normal coder = lambda: map(int,input().split())N, M = r()d = [[0]*3001]pairs = [r() for _ in [1]*N]for v, c in pairs:    new = []    for s in range(M+1):        if s >= c:            new.append( max(d[-1][s],d[-1][s-c]+v) )        else:            new.append( d[-1][s] )    d.append(new)print(max(d[-1])```
**UPD:** using cool tricks by [@f4lcon](https://twitter.com/_f41c0n), this becomes 164 chars:```python[[0for(v,c)in zip(l[::2],l[1::2])for r[::]in[[max(s,t+v)for s,t in zip(r,[-v]*c+r)]]]==print(max(r))for N,M,*l in[map(int,open(0).read().split())]for(r)in[[0]*-~M]]
# unrolled:[    [    0    for(v,c)in zip(l[::2],l[1::2])    for r[::]in[[max(s,t+v)for s,t in zip(r,[-v]*c+r)]]    ]    ==    print(max(r))    for N,M,*l in[map(int,open(0).read().split())]for(r)in[[0]*-~M]]```
## Question 3Depth of the tree. There is a size N tree with node index from 0 to N-1. The first line is an integer N (tree size). Then, there would be N numbers in the next line each represents the father of the node. (0 is always the root).
10 <= N <= 10000.Please notice that for any i, father[i] < i.
##### Example Input:30 0 1
##### Example Output:2
Input Length Limit: 300
```python# Q3 short (101 chars)[[d.append(d[p]+1)for p in P]==print(max(d))for _,P,d in[(input(),map(int,input().split()[1:]),[0])]]
# Q3 unrolled[    [d.append(d[p]+1)for p in P[1:]]    ==print(max(d))    # start here:    # just assignments    for _,P,d in[(input(),map(int,input().split()[1:]),[0])]]```#### Challenge Author: hortune