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can anyone say me why this doesnt work for C1?? if i run it in vs code it passes the testcases but when i submitted it is showing runtime error. |
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segment tree ahh! mb i did something like this: for this time limit exceeds obv(im a newbie). i tried to implement it with freq array(as a<=10) to optimize it but still time limit exceeded. |
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In that case, if we sort each and every subarray, doesn't the time limit get exceeded? |
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tf is problem B?? problem D: wow small question(length wise) lets try it, tried it and was able to solve it in first attempt with time compl of O(n^3logn),optimized it and submitted still time limit exceeded. |
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