What do you think? I'd say 1616H - Keep XOR Low.
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What do you think? I'd say 1616H - Keep XOR Low.
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For me the greatest problems were :
1762D - GCD Queries
1733D2 - Zero-One (Hard Version)
And those problems were nice and I enjoyed solving them although they are a bit easy:
1697D - Guess The String
1772F - Copy of a Copy of a Copy
1713D - Tournament Countdown
I'd like to select a series of problems, you can see them below:
ConstructOR It's so amazing when I first met with it, due to its brief but beautiful statement and interesting methods (such as exgcd I used in the contest).
Carry Bit In my opinion, It's an interesting problem with some typical but natural methods. What strong feelings I've got when I realized to split the whole 01 array into some parts and enumerate them one by one! (though didn't solve during contest /ll)
Factorial Divisibility It's maybe kind of easy for some of you, but to be honest I haven't solved it during the whole contest, I tried some strange approaches, but the brief tutorial astonished me again ---- You just need to scan from small numbers to the large ones, and contribute i to i+1!
It's my pleasure to share some of my attitudes, and I'm happy to write more about the "best problems" what I thought to be if I have enough spare time.
Some recent ones, off the top of my head:
1717E - Madoka and The Best University
1486F - Pairs of Paths
1499F - Diameter Cuts
1443E - Long Permutation
1657E - Star MST
Can't solve, but seem cool:
1270G - Subset with Zero Sum
1726E - Almost Perfect