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Ahh, thanks a bunch dude. You're the best :) |
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Can you help me debug my solution. 300958196 My approach seems to be the same as the editorial but I seem to get WA on test 38. Seems to be some edge case |
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HHKB Programming Contest 2025(AtCoder Beginner Contest 388) Announcement, 16 months ago
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Can you explain E? |
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Lmao |
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Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd. Programming Contest 2024(AtCoder Beginner Contest 383) Announcement, 17 months ago
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Can anyone explain E? |
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I am not able to add my handle on the theme cp website. Is anyone else facing this issue? |
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Can anyone explain the time complexity in problem C Cubes? I am not able to understand the last simplification there |
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Congrats |
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Can you please explain how you got to this solution? Did you brute force for small values and try to find the sequence? |
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Can someone explain E? I see a lot of people posting about OEIS but I have never heard of this before. Can anyone explain? |
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TOYOTA SYSTEMS Programming Contest 2024(AtCoder Beginner Contest 377) Announcement, 18 months ago
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Thanks for your response electron. I think I intuitively understand how we get the shift factor of 2 ^ k — 1 now when you mentioned it. |
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TOYOTA SYSTEMS Programming Contest 2024(AtCoder Beginner Contest 377) Announcement, 18 months ago
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Can you please share some sources with a more detailed explanation on how applying a permutation works how you have described? |
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This is only required in E2. For E1, a solution with O(n * m * l) should pass |
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I've updated the testcase correctly. Can you look and tell me now why Narek wins? |
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I think this is the intended complexity for E1 |
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Nvm, I read the test case wrong. |
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Oh, I seem to have misunderstood the problem. I thought that they can only choose elements from the array A. Since the array A has only the element 6, how can Tsovak pick (1, 1) or (2, 1)? |
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For problem E1, can someone help me understand why Narek wins in this testcase : This is my submission which is failing for this test : [submission:https://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/2005/submission/281255124] |
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How about blank? Inspired by no game no life |
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Ahh, I meant morning in India time which is approximately 5 hours ago. Thanks for the information though |
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It's been down since morning right? I don't want to break my streak of submitting daily |
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Guys, this was a joke. Relax xD |
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Petition for all other LGMs to throw so tourist can get to 4000 |
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ICPC Indonesia COMPFEST 12 Multi-Provincial Contest Online Mirror Editorial, 6 years ago
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In the question Arena of Greed, let us say that we have 4k coins. If we pick 2k coins, what is the guarantee that the opponent will pick k coins? Since the opponent also plays optimally, is it guaranteed that from 2k coins, his optimal strategy is to pick k coins? Can someone explain this? |
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