Hi, I want to save my all accepted submissions in my Github repository. Codeforces API provides only metadata and some other info but not the code itself. Do we have any way to do this?
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Hi, I want to save my all accepted submissions in my Github repository. Codeforces API provides only metadata and some other info but not the code itself. Do we have any way to do this?
Hi, I know that we can make lazy modification and also lazy set (setting each element between [l, r] to x). But I wonder if we can do both, I mean there will be 3 queries and one is for modification, one is for setting and one is for getting sum/min/max. If yes, I wonder if we can do it with iterative way?
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