Hello codenforcers. I hope you all are having a wonderful day. For those of you who downvoted my previous post, I appreciate the constructive criticism and will not engage in such clownery moving forward. Anyway here is my next tip is that when looking at certain problems that do not have an extremely tight time complexity, you can often go with suboptimal little additions that make the code significantly easier. I think that my example of this is going to be just sometimes making extra array or vector that you can use to call back to other information later which may of course differ from the intended solution and might be slower but often in many of the easier problems you will not be very close to the time limit so you should be fine. Also remember to not be close to MLE either. Take this how you will. Of course I would like to add a very nice photo of a brick :)








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Note I appologize for the inconvenience but due to technical difficulties I was not able to get the picture of the brick up on the blog so for today is shall just be tips:(
Did someone just mention MLE? malloc-is-life would be very proud! Especially after the recent release of MLE Eliminators .