This is a simple question where we can easily solve without the segment trees by just opening mods. Can anyone tell the segment tree way to do this. I am pretty excited to know the solution using segment trees.
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I solved it in contest by opening mods and using segment tree, without realising we don't need segment tree ( I'm too dumb ).
You can see my solution.