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Problem L - Least Common Ancestor
Contest status
| # | When | Who | Problem | Lang | Verdict | Time | Memory |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50472450 | Feb/25/2019 05:36 | Ahmad | L - Least Common Ancestor | Java 8 | Accepted | 1746 ms | 46800 KB |
| 31645094 | Oct/23/2017 19:29 | Saratov SU Boris the blade: Oleg_Smirnov, Perforator# | L - Least Common Ancestor | MS C++ | Accepted | 109 ms | 21400 KB |
| 292432923 | Nov/20/2024 09:39 | FTL8_SLB: Brovko, Lankin, shnirelman# | L - Least Common Ancestor | C++17 (GCC 7-32) | Accepted | 171 ms | 5500 KB |
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