As 2024 nears its end, let’s share the problems we enjoyed the most this year so far! Drop the problem name, link and what made it special (optional).
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As 2024 nears its end, let’s share the problems we enjoyed the most this year so far! Drop the problem name, link and what made it special (optional).
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2044F - Easy Demon Problem Quite an interesting problem, looked really hard but had an easy mathematical solution (Do give it a try if you haven't).
Would you mind giving some hints about it?
1933E. Xor-Grid Problem It demonstrates the magical nature of XOR operations, completing the missing rows and columns in an array.
1919D — 01 Tree Everything fits so nicely together!
1878F - Vasilije Loves Number Theory
2029C - New Rating Although dp is easier to think here, the bin search solution is really satisfying.
1843E — Tracking Segments binary search on the prefix sum!