Is it possible to set problems for Div. 3 or Div. 4 while being a Pupil or Specialist? If it is possible, how can I propose my problems for any Div. 3 or Div. 4 contest? Can you help me by providing some guidelines?
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Is it possible to set problems for Div. 3 or Div. 4 while being a Pupil or Specialist? If it is possible, how can I propose my problems for any Div. 3 or Div. 4 contest? Can you help me by providing some guidelines?
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Here are my two submission for problem : 1158A - The Party and Sweets
1st one giving wrong answer. Previously, the same thing happened with sqrt, and then I used binary search to find sqrt. So after this WA, I used a loop to get the sum, and now it's giving the correct answer. So where has this accumulate function gone wrong?
I was looking for a solution to a problem. I saw this in a function of that solution:
bool good(ll mid) { ll x = sqrt ( mid ); while( x * x > mid ) x-- ; while( ( x + 1 ) * ( x + 1 ) <= mid ) x++ ; return mid -x >= k; }
how is it possible that: sqrt ( mid ) * sqrt ( mid ) > mid ? or ( sqrt ( mid ) + 1 ) * ( sqrt ( mid ) + 1 ) <= mid ?
all this sqrt has floor value.
That problem link: https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/2020/problem/B
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