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THANK YOU! I have got a very interesting solution to this problem. I don't know how it got ACCEPTED but my solution is inspired by a similar problem in Codeforces ProblemSet MY SOLUTION int n; cin>>n; for(int i=1;i<(1<<n);i++){ cout<<(__builtin_popcount(i^(i-1)))<<" "; } Can you kindly explain how is it working? |
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It was a very good contest. can anyone tell me what is best time complexity in which problem C(1 2 1 3..) can be solved? |
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