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Can div2B be solved with DP to find the path's string? My trial: Submission Div2B |
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If you mean this lines, you have to read it carefully, he is pushing 1 to front first then 0 So it's inserting '01' at front but step by step. |
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Thanks a lot, that is a lesson learnt, for sure. :( |
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In problem D, I changed n,x, y type from int to long long and it got accepted. How could this be possible? [n maximum is 10^9] |
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Edit: got it. Sorry, but how did you come up with this condition: |
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