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Fastest editorial in the west :3 |
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Can u please explain — "st.order_of_key(mp(arr[i]-arr1[i]-1,inf))"--- In this part of your code,why you used inf? |
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FASTEST editorial in the WEST!! ^_^ |
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Thanks,That was very helpful ^_^ |
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Can somebody help me with the fact that — "What is the best way to approach a mathematical problem?"(Like Problem B in this contest).I usually try to make some test cases and from that cases try to form a general formula.But most of the times,i get WA in test case 4-5. :( |
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The error is gone ^_^ |
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"Can't read or parse problem descriptor"-Anybody else having this problem? |
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