Please do take a look :)

Can anyone help with this statement related to Div.2 problem C ? Why does t have to be less than or equal to y here ?

"It can be proved that one "very large" value of t is t = y — that is, if the inequalities are not satisfied for t = y, then they cannot be satisfied for any value of t."

It will be awesome if you guys can share the resources and the questions practiced there for those people who won't be able to attend the workshop :)

Why haven't we got the editorials till now ?? They should have been uploaded by now :)

Thanks :)

So, here are 2 versions of my code:

Version 1: I submit this code and I get WA in test case 23 indicating that I am printing the values for another matrix, meaning incorrect values.(although I think that I am printing the correct ones only). CODE : http://ideone.com/P4NLsm

Version 2: I now submit this code and I get the same WA in test case 23. But the only change which I did here was that I printed my result vector in ascending order. Here, magically, a 6 is appearing in my output(in place of the largest integer in the output), which wasn't there earlier, i.e., before sorting. Please help !! CODE : http://ideone.com/CZHyJw

can the editorials be uploaded soon ?

How do you prove that N = PI / (gcd(A, B, C)) ?

Suppose that I consider n = 5. Now if I am counting the number of odd divisors of (2 * 5 !), then I am getting the odd divisors as (1, 3, 5, 15), which is 4. But in the question, we can see that the answer for n = 5 is 2, i.e., when we are considering the sum of 3 consecutive positive integers(39 + 40 + 41) and the sum of 5 consecutive positive integers(22 + 23 + 24 + 25 + 26). So still stuck..

Can you please explain this one a bit more ? I had got this expression, but unable to proceed any further..

How do you prove that n is a cathetus of any right triangle ?

Thanks a lot :)

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So can't this question be done using 2 pointers ?

Here's an easy, basic procedure which involves checking the gender of the bug using 2 integers, 1 & 2..

http://pastebin.com/7n9hbFDE

Hope, u find it useful :)

Answer should be 4 because we need to find the maximum possible sum obtained from the elements in the specified indices(2 + 2 = 4)... But my main concern is as to why I am getting RE for this question...