like say array=[2,3,4,5,6] and query are two types= [1, update,index,val],[2, l,r,val];
for each query of type two , find the number of elements greater than k and for query of type 1 update value of a[index] = val;
please provide code for that
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like say array=[2,3,4,5,6] and query are two types= [1, update,index,val],[2, l,r,val];
for each query of type two , find the number of elements greater than k and for query of type 1 update value of a[index] = val;
please provide code for that
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Didn't think about this, thanks!