Hi,
I'm new to the CP scene, and I'm trying to get the code working. I'm not able to find the reason for the memory problem. Can someone help me out. Submission 101142835
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm new to the CP scene, and I'm trying to get the code working. I'm not able to find the reason for the memory problem. Can someone help me out. Submission 101142835
Thanks
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I believe your issue is because of the following code:
Since
tempcan be very big, and also not have any divisors, you could end up pushing almost 109 numbers intoa. This would happen iftempis a large prime, like 999999937.Also, just in case you don't know, Div1A and Div2A are of different difficulties. Div1A is equivalent to Div2C, so if you're just starting out, try some Div2A problems first.
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