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By macaquedev, 6 weeks ago, In English

Hello Codeforces!!

I (macaquedev) and damamila would like to invite all of you to my long-awaited Codeforces Round 1090 (Div. 4) on 04.04.2026 17:35 (Московское время)! You will be given $$$6$$$ or $$$7$$$ problems, and you will be given $$$2$$$ hours and $$$15$$$ minutes to solve them. We hope that you will find the problems interesting, and that all participants will learn at least $$$6$$$, $$$7$$$ or (ideally) $$$67$$$ things.

The format of the event will be identical to Div. 3 rounds:

  • ICPC rules with a penalty of 10 minutes for an incorrect submission;
  • 12-hour phase of open hacks after the end of the round (hacks do not give additional points)
  • after the end of the open hacking phase, all solutions will be tested on the updated set of tests, and the ratings recalculated
  • by default, only "trusted" participants are shown in the results table (but the rating will be recalculated for all with initial ratings less than 1400 or you are an unrated participant/newcomer).

We urge participants whose rating is 1400+ not to register new accounts for the purpose of narcissism but to take part unofficially. Please do not spoil the contest for the official participants.

Only trusted participants of the fourth division will be included in the official standings table. This is a forced measure for combating unsporting behavior. To qualify as a trusted participant of the fourth division, you must:

  • take part in at least five rated rounds (and solve at least one problem in each of them),
  • do not have a point of 1400 or higher in the rating.

Regardless of whether you are a trusted participant of the fourth division or not, if your rating is less than 1400 (or you are a newcomer/unrated), you may choose to participate rated or unrated.

Large text, to get your attention for the following:

PLEASE NOTE the rule restricting AI use. If you are caught using AI in an unorthodox manner, either by us manually or detected automatically, YOUR ACCOUNT WILL BE TERMINATED. I will be actively scouring submissions and terminating rulebreakers. Remember that the author of this round is also the creator and guardian of cry's basement, also known as the Cheater Database.

Anyway, I would like to say a massive "thank you" to all the following people for making this round possible:

Update: Editorial is here.

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blud thinks hes funnny

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As a 67, I tested

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As a tester , thanks macaquedev for his contribution to Codeforces Round 1089 (Div. 2) .

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As a tester, I can confirm RedMinecrafter101 cheated

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eagerly waiting to be specialist!!

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As a tester, beware of $$$67$$$

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When did I test this round??

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I am shocked to see another div4 before the heat death of the universe :)

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ah yes, every tester is in the range of [expert,gm] for a div.4 testing.

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reirugan and Proof_by_QED for reading through my 3am ramblings, where I invented increasingly more contrived problems and presented completely fake GPT "solutions" with complete confidence.

I can confirm this happened an embarrassing number of times.

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As the author, Vladosiya please pin this blogpost ....

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As a tester of multiple rounds, I finally feel loved enough to make an "as a tester" comment

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As the #1 Jasonwei08 fan, I am glad to see the shout-out he is getting instead of being lumped in with the ordinary testers.

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As the #6 or 7 Jasonwei08 fan, I am glad to see the shout-out he is getting instead of being lumped in with the ordinary testers.

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macaquedev does that mean it will be unrated for someone who has given less than 5 contests? :(

unfair isnt it

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    reading comprehension is hard.

    Regardless of whether you are a trusted participant of the fourth division or not, if your rating is less than 1400 (or you are a newcomer/unrated), you may choose to participate rated or unrated.

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Hope to don't lose Specialist... one second.... it's unrated for me!

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As an unrated participant, wish I could reach expert :>

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Hope to get +1 to become a pupil

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Legit

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hope my rate will go at 1k at this tournament

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Finally, We are seeing div 4.

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Remember to add gdcode in your solution to get +800 delta.

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It will be good if this contest will be on Sunday, because many students go to school or course that time

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I'm pretty sure only people with autism give names to their basements

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we are still making 6 7 jokes?

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Jasonwei08 is my opp but the allegations are bs!!! (◡_◡). However, I've been looking for a tester position so if you need to replace him as your regular I'm always here (^_^). I hope I can use my inner Jasonwei08 to make Grandmaster in tbis Div. 4 Round!

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    He cheated, and so did you. You used GPT on your alt account "tralalero tralala". He cheated using clear GPT on multiple problems. And no, I don't need more orange testers, I need newbie and pupils.

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      Pretty sure I'd have 10 alts if every account using the template I wrote was mine. Anyways, this was obviously a joke comment but I'd always be open to looking into what evidence you have against Jason, not sure why your website doesn't display it publicly.

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        Jason literally told me that account was yours. The reason I don't display evidence publicly is because cheaters learn to hide it better that way. I have sufficient evidence to clearly conclude he cheated, and the official Codeforces admins (who have no relation to me, by the way), agree, and so do multiple coordinators.

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          Hes my opp bro. There's no way you rely on word of mouth, that too of someone you believe to be a cheater.

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as a tester, macaquedev had forgotten to add me to the blog

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    As a macaque, you weren't on my round's Discord server until an hour ago when you suddenly realised you weren't a tester and begged to be one, despite obviously being far too late for me to implement any of your feedback.

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      This seems like a made up story. No way an LGM would do that.

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        LGMs are not immune to memory loss either.

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Looking forward to having my ego destroyed (ie being goombah stomped)

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I wish some problems in Codeforces round have subtasks :(

Nonetheless, I'm gonna join!

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    As the author, I can confirm the number of problems in this round which have subtasks is a non-negative integer.

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      and i believe the number of problems in this round which have subtasks is a non-positive integer.

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A Div. 4 Round prepared without Div. 4 testers ._.

I pray the problems don't turn out "unexpectedly hard".

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Div. 4 is never on my side. Every single time I want to participate as officially unrated, I become Pupil in the very last contest before it gets announced.

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Hi! May I ask the applications of the number 67 regarding the FFT? Thank you!

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6 problems in div 4 is going to be weird... Last div4 round got an intentionally hard H and I don't like it... Hoping to clear this round

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Hoping for a positive delta..

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Waited ages for a Div. 4 and it spawns exactly during my exams week. Classic.

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okay , it gonna be interesting

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How can I register unrated? In registration menu I don't have option to start unrated and my rating is 1303. What should I do?

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As a nugget, I'm hyped

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So i have a question, you said it's upon us to choose rated or unrated but I can't see any way to change my registration to unrated participation... Can anyone help??

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(ideally) 67 things

67 people are cringe.

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Hoping to get a new learning from this contest...

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what a buildforces ._.

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Maybe try to fit less constructive problems in a single contest next time? Also that 67 thing in every problem name is super annoying.

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Just too much 67 for this contest =( I'm crying

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My attempt on this contest sucks; got +1 in BOTH A and B, spent nearly an hour staring at C's WA1 (yep, WA1), being dumbed enough to get +5 in D. Before the contest, I thought I could reach pupil, but I guess I will drop to unrated...

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Thanks for the contest, great problems! Training pays off <3

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got AK , div4 problemset are so sub5

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almost had 6-7 wrong submissions

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Guys, Someone posted their solutions 1 hr before the contest ended. This is bad. And also, does that OEIS 67th problem exist ? I wanna know :P

proof: https://github.com/Duetart/codeforces

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    how did you even find this? and what do you mean by problem exists?

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      The title was 67th OEIS problem abs I wanted to check it whether it existed or not. So i searched it and got this repo. I ams till searching whether questions in OEIS exists or not

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    Committed change timestamp != Pushed to GitHub Did you see the solutions posted before the contest ended?

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Counting is NOT fun AT ALL...

problem G was suffering for me

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Nice round, wish I solved G though maybe I could've become Specialist :/, but now my score is 6/7 :P.

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    Hey macaquedev, I have a question. I've noticed in the contests I've attended the ranking displayed on the contest is always inconsistent with what is shown in my profile, why is that? For this contest on the standings page my rank is 872, however on my profile it's somehow 1409 (Also the same number shown on Friends Standings) which is a massive difference.

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      Im pretty sure its because there are untrusted participants above you for the true standings, but clicking the standings page gives you the standings for the trusted participants (it should say "[trusted participants only]")

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9th line of this blog

https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/136794

helped me to solve F.

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Felt like D was way harder for me than E and F, which were both very standart. Will try to upsolve this one later >:). Didnt even have time to really try G, but it did seem interesting

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    How do you start to think about E? I am never able to think about these bit manipulation questions

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      Try to simulate (or just guess from constraint lol).

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      try simulating the operations without any strategy

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      The first thing I noticed was that a xor a = 0, and then I sold for a second before I got the idea.

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      Forget about the values, take a random array and see what actually happens to each element

      1. [a, b, c]
      2. [a xor b, a xor c]
      3. [a xor b xor a xor c] = [b xor c]

      Now take bigger examples, you'll see it always ends up being the xor of two elements from the original array, so you just output the maximum result.

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      take an array with the elements

      a b c d

      if you choose the first element to be removed, the array will be

      (b^a) (c^a) (d^a)

      if you then choose first again, the new array will be

      ((c^a) ^ (b^a)) ((d^a) ^ (b^a))

      at last, you choose first one last time, you get

      ((d^a) ^ (b^a)) ^ ((c^a) ^ (b^a))

      since the XOR operation is associative, we dont need to worry about the parenthesis, allowing us to reorder the operation like

      d ^ (a^a) ^ (b^b) ^ c = d ^ 0 ^ 0 ^ c = d^c

      so, only two elements will matter because the rest will become 0. Thus, we can just bruteforce all pairs a[i]^a[j] in the array to find the biggest (n is small enough) :)

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      Only the final operation in the n-1 operations matters. If you choose say x = a[i] at iteration t and x = a[j] at iteration t+1, you will have for the remaining indices : a[k] = (a[k] xor a[i]) xor (a[j] xor a[i]) but you can rewrite it also : a[k] = (a[k] xor a[j]) xor (a[i] xor a[i]) and (a[i] xor a[i]) = 0 so you are left with a[k] = (a[k] xor a[j]).

      So the idea is to loop over all possible values for (a[i] xor a[j]) and just report the maximum.

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      Thanks everyone, now that I see, it was not much of a bit manipulation but a simple XOR property question, should not have skipped this one lol

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      You don't need to think bit manipulation for this at all. You just need to know x xor x = 0 and its implications on repeated operations on a single element.

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    For D, I just let gcd(a[i], a[i+1]) = primes[i] (the i-th prime).

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+1 elo change predicted! Let's go! 250 contests more to become a Pupil.

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While you wait for the official editorial, checkout the hints for all the problems on CF Step.

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https://oeis.org/A000040/a000040.txt

to set appropriate limit for sieve of erasthenes

not reading constraints carefully was my biggest flaw this contest T_T

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What is the relevance of the number $$$67$$$ $$$?$$$ Except the fact that it was announced:

You will be given $$$6$$$ or $$$7$$$ problems, and you will be given 2 hours and 15 minutes to solve them. We hope that you will find the problems interesting, and that all participants will learn at least $$$6$$$, $$$7$$$ or (ideally) $$$67$$$ things.

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solved 6 of 7 problems (haha)

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From now on, I hate 67.

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So does Jasonwei08 get unbanned now or something?

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Constructive forces

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Why were the time constraints for problem F set 4 sec, even though non of the AC solution took more than 1 sec.

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yay! In last 4 minutes, I register, and submit compilation error, hope to become newbie after this

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E is solvable in nlog maxA if you build the trie form the binary representation of each number

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In the problem statement of "The 67th Tree Problem", it says: “If the number of test cases (t) = 2, add 1 to x.” I want to understand this clearly. Does this mean that if the initial value of t is 2, we should add 1 to x for all test cases? Or does it mean we should only add 1 to x for the first test case when t = 2? Also, is this condition actually required for solving the problem, or is it just written for fun (flavor text)?

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thought brute force wouldn't work on E, but after contest seeing other ppl solutions it was working. got cooked for good in this contest.

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What does " Recently, your account was used to crawl. Please change your password to prevent your account from being used for unauthorized activities." mean?

I just was hacking people xd

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Thanks for arranging the contest.

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As a 67th contest where we got 67 again i am writing this 67th+ comment that contest was fun and i like the format of statement because it was to the point.

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First

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Screencast — Solving all problems: https://youtu.be/d-WHxeL5uco

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67 :v!

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Am i the only one who wasted my time solving E in O(nlogn) T_T when my friends are solving in 2 mins

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What are the ratings of each problem? Is it posted a while after the contest ends?

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I have an interesting question: if my hacking statistics look something like this: +6 : — 50, will these points be deducted from me?

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I don't like the thing that contests recently are abt 67, it's expired *_*

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Anyone whose solution to Problem F is going to get hacked will end up being banned . There was a trap in the problem statement… nice move.

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Solved 3 problems. Hope to get 800-900 :)

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Hello everyone, facing a problem which I've never faced so far, so attempted and solved A,B,C,D during the contest and it displayed AC that time too, but now some of the submissions show "In queue" for which they were AC, fairly new here too giving contest. Is that normal?

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    Yes, this is normal. If you open the contest page, you will see that system testing is in progress. All the submissions are replayed and retested with the inputs that were updated with hacks.

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Why hasn't the rating been added yet

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when will the rating come??

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as a participant wanting to contribute to this, I did exactly 6 out of 7 problems.

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Anyone know when the tutorial and rating changes for this contest will be out ??

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bhai abhi tak rating mhi mili h

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I never expected to become Pupil in div4, but I did! I feel I've improved a lot recently. The problems in this competition were great, thank you to the problem setter.

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Hello, I received a similarity warning for my submission in this contest. I would like to clarify that I discussed the general approach of the problem with a friend during the contest, but I wrote the code myself independently and did not copy any code. We only discussed the idea, not the implementation. I understand that discussing during a live contest can lead to similar solutions, and I will make sure not to discuss problems during contests in the future. Please review my case. Thank you.

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    Why do the templates you use change from problem to problem? (Like E has a different template from everything else)

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Hello, I would like to clarify the similarity warning for my submission. I did not participate in the contest from the beginning. I only registered later after hearing about the problem from a friend and then I worked on that problem on my own and submitted my solution. I used my usual template which is similar to my friend’s template, but I wrote the solution code myself and did not copy any code. I understand that joining late, discussing the problem, and using a similar template may have resulted in similar submissions. I apologize for this and I will make sure to follow the contest rules strictly and avoid discussing problems or using similar templates during live contests in the future. Please review my case. Thank you.

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Hello, I recently received a warning regarding suspected solution similarity for a problem. I would like to clarify that I developed independently, without any form of copying or plagarism. For the mindset to solve this question 2218E, I was thinking to store previous numbers in a Trie and simply choose new opposite bits, since XOR is highest when bits differ. I sincerely respect Codeforces rules and would never intentionally break them. I does not copy or plagarism others code and Im a newbie I cant access to others code, therefore I cant check what are the similarity of our code. I sincerely respect Codeforces rules and would never intentionally break them,and kindly request you to please review this warning again and consider removing it from my account.

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Hello, I received a similarity warning for my submission in this contest. I would like to clarify that I discussed the general approach of the problem with a friend during the contest, but I wrote the code myself independently and did not copy any code. We only discussed the idea, not the implementation. I understand that discussing during a live contest can lead to similar solutions, and I will make sure not to discuss problems during contests in the future. Please review my case. Thank you.

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how did i get stuck at 1399----;-;

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I received a plagiarism warning for my submission, but I did not copy code from anyone. I solved the problem independently during the contest. The similarity might be due to the standard approach used for this problem. I did not use any public sources or share my code. Please review my case again.

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    Why did you cheat and still get a rating? I think your rating should be revoked.

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    Your code style differs from problem to problem, and doing G in 5 minutes is insane work

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blud doesn't think hes funny!

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This contest (#1090) helped me achieve 1090 Rating :)

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the brainrot is unstoppable. skibidi mango 67 ohio rizz w sigma

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Was upsolving this, and noticed that the editorial is wrong about the best way to solve E. It is possible to do it in O(n), see my solution here: https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/2218/submission/370074893

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    In what world is that O(n)? Also, this code is AI....

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      O(n) cause it goes through each of the element is gone through exactly once. And search is O(32)/O(k), as there all integers are represented in 32-bit format. Also for AI, this was handwritten, not sure how you are calling that AI.

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Our cheater tester, Jasonwei08, who got banned from the site between when he tested and when he got caught..what is this?

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great

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