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But isn’t in the last test case On point with x 9, rain value will be 12, which is not more than 12, but removing this point will remove flooding, as answer is 100110 |
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I found out how to build the "chart", but could not find a condition for each point... |
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Clarification on A was so unfair, for people, who already failed on this case, and got minus points |
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Pls, somebody explain, how my solution http://mirror.codeforces.com/contest/977/submission/37965169 for Problem F was hacked. But when i changed "unordered_map" to "map" it got accepted. It seems realy strange to me |
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