Guys let's discuss how can we improve the state of regionals in India. Is there any viable alternative other than codechef?
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Guys let's discuss how can we improve the state of regionals in India. Is there any viable alternative other than codechef?
Question You are given an array A of n integers. Let the maximum possible bitwise OR of any subsequence of elements of the array be M. You need to print n integers numbered from 1 to n. The ith integer denotes the number of distinct subsequences of size i of the array whose bitwise OR is equal to M. Since the integers can be very large, print each of them modulo 10^9+ 7.
Note: Two subsequences are distinct if there exists at least one postion of the array which is included in one of the subsequences and not so in the other.
CONSTRAINTS
1 ≤ n ≤ 5000
0 ≤ Ai < 2^12
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