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1417. Overload
Overload
Полный переборОлимпиадные задачи на английском языке
| 24/06/2010 | Лето 2010 дорешивание ( 4G) |
| 30/06/2010 | Лето 2010 - 4 (G) |
Ограничения: время – 1s/2s, память – 64MiB Ввод: input.txt или стандартный ввод Вывод: output.txt или стандартный вывод 
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In a purely object-oriented programming language with single inheritance, all types are defined
as object classes and appear as nodes in a class hierarchy-a tree whose root class is named
Object and whose other classes have exactly one parent class from which they inherit stuff. A
class is an ancestor of another class if is identical to the second class or is an ancestor of the parent
of the second class. In this problem, we're given signatures of method declarations and invocations,
and determine what method declarations (if any) match each method invocation.
Input Format
The input consists of three sections of nonempty lines, separated from each other by single
empty lines. The first section describes the class hierarchy; each line contains the name of a child
class and its parent class with the string extends in between, separated by one or more blanks. The
second section describes the signatures of method declarations; each line contains a formal result
type, a method name, and zero or more formal argument types, separated by one or more blanks,
commas and/or parentheses. The third section describes the signatures of method invocations;
each line contains an actual context type, a method name, and zero or more actual argument types,
separated by one or more blanks, commas and/or parentheses.
Output Format
A method declaration matches a method invocation if the method names are identical, the
number of formal and actual arguments is equal, the actual context type is an ancestor of the formal
result type (or both are void), and each formal argument type is an ancestor of the corresponding
actual argument type. For each method invocation signature, output the method invocation signature,
followed by matching method declaration signatures, followed by an empty line. Output the
method invocation and matching method declaration signatures as shown in the output sample.
Sample Input
Number extends Object Byte extends Number Integer extends Byte Widget extends Object Shape extends Object Rectangle extends Shape Square extends Rectangle void mash(Number, Shape) Number area(Shape) Integer area(Shape) void area(Square) Byte area(Rectangle) Number side(Square) void doIt() Integer doIt() Number area(Rectangle) void mash() void mash(Rectangle, Square) void mash(Byte, Square)
Sample Output
actual: Integer doIt() actual: Number area(Rectangle) formal: Number area(Shape) formal: Integer area(Shape) formal: Byte area(Rectangle) actual: void mash() actual: void mash(Rectangle, Square) actual: void mash(Byte, Square) formal: void mash(Number, Shape)
