My solution 8329406 to the problem 295B - Greg and Graph is O(N^3), but it runs within 3 seconds? How is it possible? N is 500.
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My solution 8329406 to the problem 295B - Greg and Graph is O(N^3), but it runs within 3 seconds? How is it possible? N is 500.
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The code you shared took 1090 ms (i.e. almost 1 second) and got Accepted. It didn't take 3 seconds. 500^3 = 1.25*10^8.
I meant less than 3 seconds. Actually time shown is twice of actual time so it takes half a second.
How does 1.25*10^8 work in half a second?
Nothing special, Codeforces servers can do sometimes about 4 * 108 operations per second.
Hm... okay, I read somewhere it is 10^7. Thanks.