Let's say I have a big range (<= 1e9) from l to r. I need to generate N distinct numbers from this range using testlib. What would be the cleanest way to do that?
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Hello! I have recently been solving a task, and I have encountered some weird behavior on codeforces. I have submitted 2 solutions: https://codeforces.me/contest/1304/submission/343285292 https://codeforces.me/contest/1304/submission/343285436
One of them received the "Idleness limit exceeded on test 1" verdict, while the other got "Accepted". However, the only difference between these 2 submissions is the following line:
int elemCount = lcaList.size();
int elemCount = 2*n-1;
Can anyone explain to me what is causing this behavior?
Edit: The ILE seems to only happen on G++ 20, not G++ 17 or 23. Compiler bug?
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