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Yes, my bad! you are right :) |
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Thanks...my bad, I was submitting the wrong code!!! |
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I have tried both %lld and %I64d, none of them works :( |
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it is really surprising, i replaced min/max by fastMin/fastMax and it got accepted!!! (time taken = 2.9s) |
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How to compute P? |
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Can someone please explain how to compute q(s) efficiently? Is it possible to compute within 1s (Total number of states is 10^9) ? |
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