In the problem statement it is said that length of roads will be maximum 1000.
But in Test case 4 and more other test case it was given more than 1000.
Can anyone clarify me whether I have wrong understanding or not.
Thanks.
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In the problem statement it is said that length of roads will be maximum 1000.
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Sometimes you need to use more than one road to get from one town to another, so the shortest distance could be larger that 1000.
Also:
"Then there follow n lines with n integer numbers each — the matrix of shortest distances"
Test 4:
The length of planned roads cannot be larger than 1000, but the shortest distance using existing roads can be larger.
P.S. Sorry for my poor English