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why we ignored ac and bc in ab+ac+bc<=n ??
We do not ignore those terms. We just know that it is necessary for ab to be <= n (not sufficient. Therefore, our second loop for b goes to n / a, not n.
Great Explanations!
The E question is almost exactly the same as the "skill upgrade" of the 13th Provincial Competition of the 2022 Blue Bridge Cup, and I have done this question before and memorized the answers in the solution, but I said that I checked the duplicate with other codes, but I don't know those people at all