Been stuck on this 1000 problem for a while now, tried almost everything. Can someone look at my solution and tell me what i'm missing? 194361035
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When a problem has a time limit of 1 second per test case or anything for that matter, how can I calculate the expected runtime of my program in seconds or ms?
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