Given a tree of n vertices, count the number of ways to choose a connected subgraph of the tree so that all the vertices in that
subgraph consists of consecutive integers when sorted. Thanks!
N <= 3e5
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Given a tree of n vertices, count the number of ways to choose a connected subgraph of the tree so that all the vertices in that
subgraph consists of consecutive integers when sorted. Thanks!
N <= 3e5
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let mx[i] = largest vertice on the path ($$$i, i + 1$$$).
mn[i] = smallest vertice on the path ($$$i, i + 1$$$).
calculate number of pairs ($$$l < r$$$) such that $$$r - l$$$ = max(mx[ $$$l$$$ ..($$$r - 1$$$)]) — min(mn[ $$$l$$$ ..($$$r - 1$$$)]);
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