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Anyone solve problem F by local search ? |
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Thank you for your contest !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I very love it |
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Can you explain "We now iterate over these "blocks" of parallel lines and count the number of pairs each block contributes — a block of size s gives s(s−1)2 pairs." ?? And in problem B, why cnt[mx — 1] * (mx — 1) == i — mx && cnt[mx] == 1 is one color has the occurence 1 more than any other color ?? I don't understand. Thank you very much <3 <3 <3 |
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I think you can suffer it ! I was depressed when I 11 . So I think go travel to relax and suffer depression !!!!! (I'm not good at English !!!!!!!!!!!!) |
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[Tutorial] A way to Practice Competitive Programming : From Rating 1000 to 2400+, 7 years ago
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Thank you for your tutorial !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love you so much !!!!!!!!!!!!! I want be the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Can you explain the algorithm of C?? |
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How to take random result in problem A ??? |
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