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Codeforces Single Account Policy: zh0ukangyang is Removed from the Rating, 2 years ago
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Oh no, we can't have another sorry_dreamoon then! |
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Could someone please explain why in the last part of the tutorial of Div1D "there is a unique way to decompose each segment"? |
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It should have been exponential. It appears that the compiler optimizes the repeated calls to f(i+1) so they are not called twice. If you print something inside it, then the function has to do that and is not optimized. |
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When did you edit your comment though I just made it look like a weird conversation xD |
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The problem comes from this line:
I'm not sure how it works, but it just wouldn't initialize all elements to 0 properly. |
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After I saw the announcement, I added I have perfectly reached top stupidity. |
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This comment has been edited and I sincerely apologize for my lack of knowledge about this great anime |
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Div2 B is the same as 389B |
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Weebforces |
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At the last minute I decided to submit an extraordinarily crappy solution of problem F and it passed...... Can anyone explain why this passed? |
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Great, I've finally learned something other than сука блять. |
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No, but nice one :) |
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Codeforces: announces new round name Flat earthers: *TRIGGERED* Edit: Wow I really do suck at jokes... |
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That's great. But also, you should not expect an O(n^2) solution to pass anyways. |
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The "segments" the problem is referring to contains all integers from l to r. For example, for this case: The two segments intersect, therefore the answer should be -1. |
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I think you misunderstood the problem. |
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Thanks but I already figured it out before getting accepted lol |
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But the time complexity is O(N^2log(N^2)), wouldn't that be a little too slow? |
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Problem B: "As everyone knows, the world is a two-dimensional plane." So the earth is flat? |
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I think memset is still quite important sometimes. Just need to evaluate better next time! |
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Never mind, just got accepted. Never thought memset would pose a problem though. |
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Why did this get TLE? |
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Umm so you have to go to school on weekends...? |
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May I ask why high school students there can't use computers between 10 and 10:30? Just curious. |
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Quotation marks, for quoting the above comment. |
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No, alexa play despacito |
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I see that Test #11 says "ok found '621354311564.2196000', expected '621354311564.2170400', error '0.0000000'". Umm why is this? Edit: Sorry for the mistake, I just found out that it is the relative error. |
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