Can someone share their ideas on the following problem?
https://www.codechef.com/problems/CHN16H
The problem is from ACM-ICPC 2016 Chennai Onsite Round.
Thanks!
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Can someone share their ideas on the following problem?
https://www.codechef.com/problems/CHN16H
The problem is from ACM-ICPC 2016 Chennai Onsite Round.
Thanks!
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627A - XOR Equation same problem in CodeForces.com !
try to use :
Actually, the problem deals with triplets instead of pairs so I am not sure if the idea can be extended here.
Well my solution can easily be extended. The idea is to use DP on the binary representation. And the state is:
dp[current bit][carry in sum] = triples of binary numbers of length [current bit] with given carry in the previous addition.
But there is still more to the problem. Please read it again.