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A notorious coincidence (1854E)
By tfg, history, 3 years ago, In English
A notorious coincidence (1854E) So one thing led to another and now I'm here to share my results. [Codeforces Round 889 (Div. 1)](https://codeforces.me/contest/1854) ------------------ As of writting this blog that's the most recent codeforces round and there was some controversy about some problems in it. I'm here to talk about a funny thing that happened involving its div1E. This story starts during the contest. <spoiler summary="You can skip this, it's just me talking about what happened to me before reaching E"> I was taking the contest and thinking about going to sleep after 1 hour without mindsolving anything but A1 but then I ended up solving CBA1. Without being able to notice that my solution to A1 was actually the intended solution to A2 and not having the faith in the gods of AC to just take the minimum of both constructions, I turned into E as I'm notoriously bad at interactive problems. </spoiler> Revisiting E after solving the other problems, I thought "maybe using a bunch of ones and hi...
is complete by exhaustion! Then it was just a matter of adapting the code in order to accept the

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