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Did anybody from the finals got the prize money ? |
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Auto comment: topic has been updated by iit2015023 (previous revision, new revision, compare). |
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Where can we upsolve the problems of the contest ? |
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I also did a similar thing during the contest. |
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Could you give a slight overview of this segment tree ? |
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Usually 1 sec is equivalent to 1e8 operations.That's why your solution exceeded the time limit. Btw I implemented an O(N*N*26) solution. |
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Good strategy. I will follow your thread too :) |
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I thought it is O(n).Thanks for the info. |
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We cannot use the size function of the set to compare the sizes of the set as it would otherwise lead to N^2 complexity.Am i right? |
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Yes your logic is correct.I implemented the same logic during the contest. |
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