someone can help me to solve this problem?
someone can help me to solve this problem?
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You for solve this problem should know algorithm ("segment tree") :))
You know?
segment tree isn't algorithm and i know this data structure
ooooo Yes this data structure
this problem is classic problem segment tree
if you know segment tree so you can solve this problem
I think it is Mo algorithm ( sqrt decomposition ). You can read about it ;)
You can solve this problem using segment tree in witch every node is a multiset. Then the build complexity will be O(Nlog(N)), because the tree is balanced. And each query and update will be done in O(log^2(N)).
Please, describe me how you will find sum for theravada second query ? I solve some problems with segment tree, but I never solve something like it.
About my solution, now I am not pretty sure( because we have update), but some sqrt decompostion should be good.