In a Codeforces Round 880 contest in the problem C (Div. 2) (or A Div. 1) I have got a time limit when I used C++17 (submission: https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1836/submission/210134408) and have got AC using C++20 (https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1836/submission/210135600) with exactly the same code. Of course my solution was not optimal (I used binary search), but my question to the community is why C++20 submission is faster? Is it a general fact, and hence it is better to use it further? Thank you for answering.

I've got a letter:

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It is just coincidence. It happened that we have similar template with hhux, though we even do not know each other. I'm very sure that there was not code leakage (As I understand my submission was a bit later) It means that anti-cheating system can make mistakes.

I bother about how to write a code in order to avoid such false positive mistakes of the system?

I understand that cheating is a problem, and I want the anti-cheating system to be very accurate. MikeMirzayanov, maybe this case will help to improve it.