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Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd. Programming Contest 2024（AtCoder Beginner Contest 383） Announcement, 14 months ago
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oh, i was thinking f(x,y) as shortest distance btw x,y |
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Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd. Programming Contest 2024（AtCoder Beginner Contest 383） Announcement, 14 months ago
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In E, we can find lengths using dijikstra but how would we pair A,B??. One way can be sorting lengths of each pair (Ai,Bi), but that would be k^2. |
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