Hello codeforces! I'm practicing an exercise. My idea is to get the position of the selected element after a binary search on a set. Can you guys help me?..
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Hello codeforces! I'm practicing an exercise. My idea is to get the position of the selected element after a binary search on a set. Can you guys help me?..
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Ordered set
what's that. Can you explain more for me. Thank you btw:3
Just google it. It's a policy based data structure that allows you to do exactly that. Normal
std::set
s only store the relative location to their back and front elements, (loosely analagous to a linked list), so it's not possible to get the position.Hello! Are you from Ukraine? I think I've seen the name Maksym Shvedchenko several times.
Yes
thanks XD
So what about evaluating time complexity?
$$$O(logN)$$$
Souce 1 — Ordered set
Source 2 — Blog