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Hey there,
I solved 1214C - Bad Sequence of today's Codeforces Round 583 (Div. 1 + Div. 2, based on Olympiad of Metropolises) in Python3 and submitted it selecting PyPy3 as the compiler but I got TLE on test case 87. After the contest, I submitted the same code selecting Python3 as the compiler and got an AC.
Why so?
AC submission: 60028782; TLE submission: 60028578
Anyone care to clarify? Thanks.
Hi, a newbie here, did all the google work and found some ideas about solving my problem but a few good soul might help better.
How do you approach solving a problem that has too many constraints to remember? Or how do you approach to solve a problem that requires memorizing a lot variables, ranges and constraints which usually makes it harder for a newbie?
How did you overcome this? What was your approach?
Your answer will also help Robiul001, khandokersabbirsabbir and Bug_Debug. Thanks.
