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1 s, 256 MB
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| B |
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1 s, 256 MB
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| C |
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1 s, 256 MB
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| D |
standard input/output
5 s, 256 MB
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| E |
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2 s, 256 MB
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1 s, 256 MB
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| G |
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5 s, 256 MB
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| H |
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15 s, 256 MB
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| I |
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1 s, 256 MB
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1 s, 256 MB
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1 s, 256 MB
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2026-01-29 01:22:48
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Some test data in Problem D is broken so to skip those tests do the following: output 66815857 if (n == 1874 && m == 11511) and 3659837 if (n == 100 && m == 6875) then terminate the program without taking further input. (Don't blame me I am not the author I am just trying to help)
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2019-05-27 18:39:45
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Problem D. Ali The Multi-billionaire ***** Can you check your testdata or intendent solution or problem statement? Something is wrong with problem... |
Test data for this problem is broken. I will try to contact the author(s).
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2019-05-27 18:39:00
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I know that t<=1000
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2019-05-27 17:47:48
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Problem H. Are You Safe? ***** Does the order in which the points are outputted for the polygon matter? That is, does it matter which point is listed first? |
Yes, it does matter. The first point should be the one with smallest x coordinate. If there is more then one such point, choose the one with smallest y coordinate. (The statement does not mention it because it is a very bad statement)
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