Lately I have been having a hard time to identify and apply binary search on problems. So it there any playlist to prepare for binary search?
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Lately I have been having a hard time to identify and apply binary search on problems. So it there any playlist to prepare for binary search?
Given an array A of length n(n≤105, ai<250), divide it into two subsequences X and Y such that (x1|x2...) ⊕ (y1|y2...) is maximum. Print the maximum OR(X) ⊕ OR(Y).
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Hello! This code is working fine locally, so I don't know why it's giving me the Exit code is 1 Runtime Error. Can anyone take a look? Thank you. The submission
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