Why my solution for this problem got TL?
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Why my solution for this problem got TL?
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i am getting TLE on the same test case . My soln : http://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/749/submission/23175411
It works O(N) on worst case, so in total it will be O(N * Q * log(N)).
I hear that complexity of lower_bound is O(n) for some cases.
It works O(N) on non-random-access iterators.
With my own binary search
It works O(size), that's why you got tle. Try using references.
Ty mate!!! Lost about day for searching mistake.