https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1148/submission/88665764 .Runtime error in https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/1148/problem/D . I cannot figure out why there is runtime error, inspite of such low memeory being used. All the values are distinct in the problem.
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A C++ comparator must be a strict weak ordering. The three properties of a strict weak ordering is asymmetry, irreflexivity, and transitivity.
Asymmetry means that if $$$a \lt b$$$, then $$$b \not \lt a$$$.
Irreflexivity means $$$a \lt a$$$ is false.
Transitivity means if $$$a \lt b$$$ and $$$b \lt c$$$ then $$$a \lt c$$$.
Your comparator contradicts all three.