This is my solution for problem 1234D.

The code get AC, but I have one question:
My question
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This is my solution for problem 1234D.

The code get AC, but I have one question:
How long did you take to realize the picture is in black and white?
My brain sees it in colours that it is used to seeing: variable types are in indigo, and numbers are in turquoise. What about you? I am also interested whether this phenomenon is somehow connected with experience on Codeforces and/or this color scheme, i.e. are people having less experience with CF/CodeBlocks/white color schemes seeing black&white right away?
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