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Can you please kindly explain your solution? |
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Best Wishes. |
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Hopefully, Everyone gets positive delta today. |
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Feeling like after 1 year I will participate in a CF Contest. These days contests are rare. |
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As a non-tester, I want to be a tester. |
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As a newbie Pretty Hard Div-3 For me . |
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Spoiler
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For problem B, I didn't get this point "Otherwise, we can represent (n-1)/2 ". Can you explain a little bit more? |
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Definitely, you can. Best Wishes. |
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Can anyone explain problem C for beginners like me? |
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Hey, are you a contest? 'Cause you're looking CUTE! |
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