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yes but the query asks for values upto 10^5 only.so, u dont dont have to care for numbers above 10^5.You have to update the bitset for every incoming x by shifting the bitset and doing or with previous bitset so that the bitset at the new possible sums become 1.you can refer to the snippet below. |
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how did u come up with the recurrence?can u give a hint at your approach in finding the recurrence? |
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i am a beginner in graph theory.can u please explain the working of dfs implementation under maximum bipartite matching header written above? |
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