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That's clever. Thanks for explanation! |
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How do you merge two ranges? I had the same approach but got TLE. My implementation now is to build a new graph with 12 vertices (6 from the left range and 6 from the right) and do BFS on it, which seems to be too slow. Is there a better way to combine ranges? |
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