I know this might sound dumb, but I am trying to create an easy and hard version of a problem; however, I don't know how to implement the hard version because it is too complex for me, but I know it is possible. So is there a way that I can just put test cases with predetermined output from the easy version since I don't have any main solution as the easy version will just TLE when I put it on polygon?
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correct solution is important, without it u cant create a problem
because while judging the participants answer is matched with judges answer
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