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+11
As a tester I didn't test anything |
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In H it's pretty obvious how to write the code, but when to logically decide when vasya wins or peter? |
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+8
I don't think the idea of 3 expected value problems in a single gym is convenient. tho I still liked the rest of the problems, thank you for the contest. |
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-8
D is not clear at all what's wrong with the writers |
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I tried that too I reversed the array and used a stack dp but when I calculated the space complexity I was kinda convinced it would give me MLE so I tried a different approach |
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As a kawazaki I will participate |
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Hints on H? |
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+1
but you didn't solve it using dp |
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I'm not rly good at maths can someone plz explain how did he solve D by steps |
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did u just say UwU? |
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