How do I find count of j's such that array[i] | array[j] = array[i] ? Here, '|' is bitwise OR operator.I was thinking of this while solving today's(round 843) problem B. |array| <= 1e5 , max(array) <= 1e18
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How do I find count of j's such that array[i] | array[j] = array[i] ? Here, '|' is bitwise OR operator.I was thinking of this while solving today's(round 843) problem B. |array| <= 1e5 , max(array) <= 1e18
It throws unexpected verdict when an user(Jacksonrr) attempts to hack some submissions of 1702F - Equate Multisets with some test cases.Does this imply author's original solution is wrong?I request the authors(Gol_D,Aris) of this round and MikeMirzayanov to look into this issue.
This guy/girl/trash Satern just participate in contests to cheat and sometimes he/she is successful , sometimes he/she is not . But he/she is so determined(a quality?) that he/she never gives up . So I am requesting MikeMirzayanov to please have a look into his/her submissions and if possible ban him/her as he/she doesn't seem to be in a mood of stopping. Some of his/her sample iconic submissions :- 144239021 , 143689732(in this one even he/she forgot to change the code xd) . Please stop garbage like him/her from reaching high rating asap :( .
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