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$$$\color{black}{j}\color{red}{iangly}$$$ 's code is enlightening. |
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1B can be done by brute force.Here's my ugly code code |
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Me too!!Got stuck and got 9 WAs :( |
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When $$$y_{i-1}$$$ and $$$x_{i+1}$$$ are fixed, we can see that if $$$y_{i-1}$$$ is smaller than $$$x_{i+1}$$$,$$$x_i$$$ should be maximum to lower the answer,vice versa.So we can determine $$$x_i$$$ and $$$y_i$$$ (one of them must be maximum) |
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!Thank you very much for your splendid answer!!! |
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For F,I can't quite understand why we should choose an unvisited vertex u "with the largest degree" ? Can someone help me? |
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