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TLE code : https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1613/submission/137709567
Accepted code : https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1613/submission/137711275
The only difference is:
AC : fin(i,0,n){ cout<<v[i]<<"\n"; }
TLE : fin(i,0,n){ cout<<v[i]<<endl; }
I know endl is supposed to be a bit slower because it flushes the output, but how is the difference significant enough to give a TLE?
The execution time is 202ms on the C++ 17 compiler, while it's greater than 1000ms on GNU C11. I have never encountered this before. What is causing this TLE?
