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How to solve div2 B? -_- |
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Yes. |
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I don't what name of it algorithm in English, but in Russian it's called gamma-algorithm. You can translate this resources by google translator: Russian wiki and Neerc Ifmo |
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One of such website is Codeforces itself or something like Reddit. But I strongly recommend you to seek people in a real life because of a more efficient way of collaboration. Also, it is a good chance to demonstrate your leadership by forming your own community at the college if it does not exist yet. Good luck! :) |
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