I often have problems when I need to find a certain 'x' in the position of the first elements in the pair vector. Of course, it's better to write your own binary search. But can someone explain how it works anyway?
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Hey guys do you even know how lower/upper_bound() works with pairs?
I often have problems when I need to find a certain 'x' in the position of the first elements in the pair vector. Of course, it's better to write your own binary search. But can someone explain how it works anyway?
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