Seems like recently, VJudge removed the bot submit option for Codeforces. Was it a result of Codeforces limitations? I feel an exception should be made for VJudge since due to its trusted reputation.
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Seems like recently, VJudge removed the bot submit option for Codeforces. Was it a result of Codeforces limitations? I feel an exception should be made for VJudge since due to its trusted reputation.
How may I perform such operation on bitset, taking advantage of bitset speedup?
It is quite frustrating because such a thing is trivial to implement for a bitset, but designer of std::bitset interface does not allow so.
Because my rating is not high enough I cannot have a public gym. But I want to add my problem to vJudge. How can I do it? The only way I can think of is inviting the Vjudge crawler to my contest. But I do not know their username. Please help and thank you.
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