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Input — n = 109 Correct Output — 999 Your Output — 9 |
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Toyota Programming Contest 2024#7(AtCoder Beginner Contest 362) Announcement, 22 months ago
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Inside the solve function --> you are creating a self loop => which may cause both TLE and Wrong answer graph[u].push_back(Edge(v, b)); graph[u].push_back(Edge(u, b)); --> v must be there I think it should get accepted, feeling bad for the typo.. |
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Toyota Programming Contest 2024#7(AtCoder Beginner Contest 362) Announcement, 22 months ago
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It worked for me with just some slight modification - At line 52, 53 and 69, 71 --> rest the whole algorithm will be normal djikstra You can check — My submission |
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