problem: 1363D - Guess The Maximums Why is my code giving idleness limit exceeded on test 8?82255684...your help will be much appreciated
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problem: 1363D - Guess The Maximums Why is my code giving idleness limit exceeded on test 8?82255684...your help will be much appreciated
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Do you consider the case where the index of the maximum number is not contained in the given sets? For example, consider array $$$a$$$ to be
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and $$$k = 2$$$ sets being {$$$1, 2$$$} and {Unable to parse markup [type=CF_MATHJAX]
}. Ans should beUnable to parse markup [type=CF_MATHJAX]
.Edit: Ignore the above, you do.
Found your mistake, it was a really subtle one. In line 84, you have an if statement with the following condition
adj[i][j]==ask
. However, you never consider that j can be greater than adj[i].size(). Added that and got AC 82269561.thank u so much bro...i looked atleast 20 tines without noticing that