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Difference between "t=int(input();for i in range(t)" and "for i in range(int(input())" ?
Hello everyone!
Recently while solving a question 313B (in Python3 ), Me and my friend observed that TLE comes when we directly iterate using input, but not when we store intput in a variable and then iterate.
Please explain the reason why this is happening! Refer: /predownloaded/32/31/323140108c2b30a1f3a6f7f2a7a3949cd82bb547.png /predownloaded/32/31/323140108c2b30a1f3a6f7f2a7a3949cd82bb547.png
