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Squarepoint Challenge (Codeforces Round 1055, Div. 1 + Div. 2) Editorial, 12 months ago
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why cnt/2 shouldn't it be cnt — 1 as for all the v[i] B will act first and increase value by 1 except in the starting case as A has to make the first move |
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okk... i can see now.... understand it!! great solution what i was doing for a particular i finding the largest value in the cnt array and if the value == i then find the max element smaller than i. this i achieved by storing 2 values in the node (largest and value smaller than it) -> and merge the nodes accordingly... but it is giving TLE on 6 |
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