What happened??
How to handle this judge?
it is weird
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The problem tester also used a set and got hacked
u mean, E unhackable?
E is hackable, but you need to wait for the problemsetters to fix their solution first
thanks)
Does this mean this question will be discarded?
But why nlog^2(n) should give a TLE
```bool part(int x, const vector& a, int k) { if(x == 0) return true;
int segs = 0; int cnts = 0; vector<bool> nv(x, false); for (int num : a) { if(num < x && !nv[num]) { nv[num] = true; ++cnts; } if(cnts == x) { segs++; if(segs >= k) return true; fill(nv.begin(), nv.end(), false); cnts = 0; } } return false;}``` this shouldn't pass right this is like O(n^2logn) but it is getting passed
Now there is a hack with unexpected verdict for problem G