EDIT 1: Low possibility for such test case but curious if its possible to do as above?
EDIT 2: Supersized to know this fact that even operations > 1e9 can be done in 2 seconds. Thanks
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See testcase 24.
Maybe you think the solution should get TLE. No it shouldn't, because compilers are clever enough to optimize such code.
how in my ide compiler(g++) it shows TLE, can you explain or direct me to sources where i can find more about it? Thanks
It's actually not about >1e9 operations per second. The compiler optimizes that for loop to a formula.
What are you compiling options? Is
-O2set? Are there any other configuration differences?How can i check compiling options, I don't know about it? btw i use VS code and "code runner" extension to run them in VS code.
Do you have a build file or just compile manually?
If it's the first case, look for
launch.jsonortasks.jsonfile and you can edit your preferred command line arguments inargskey.If it's the second case, you can optimize your code by passing some optimization flags during compilation.
EDIT:
For Code Runner, type
@ext:formulahendry.code-runnerin settings and clickEdit in settings.jsonunderCode-runner: Executor Mapand you can edit your compilation command incppkey.okay thanks, i am not use to these things but will try and report you back soon bro.
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