Hi Codeforces folks, i was wondering whether python has alternative for Bitset(in C++) to use it as flag in sieve, i thought of using a string but it is immutable, so do we have an alternative for bitset in python or are we compelled to make a list?
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Hi Codeforces folks, i was wondering whether python has alternative for Bitset(in C++) to use it as flag in sieve, i thought of using a string but it is immutable, so do we have an alternative for bitset in python or are we compelled to make a list?
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You can probably use a bytearray.