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Wrong Answer in "GNU C++20 (64)" Accepted in "GNU C++17"

By RubayedMunna, history, 2 years ago, In English

I have used same code. I got WA on 45 test using "GNU C++20(64)" compiler but got accepted using "GNU C++17" compiler. Why?

Here is The code: https://codeforces.com/contest/217/submission/151172349

RubayedMunna
2 years ago
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balalaika

2 years ago, # |

"I have used same code"... but no?

st.insert(parent1[i]);

st.insert(find_set1(i));

not same

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RubayedMunna

2 years ago, # ^ |

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I think this is not an issue. Becaues, find_set1(i) returns value of parent1[i].

parent1[i] stores the parent of ' i '

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balalaika

2 years ago, # ^ |

Did you read your own code? find_set1 change parent1

ll find_set1(ll v)
{
    if(parent1[v]==v)
    {
        return parent1[v];
    }
    else
    {
        return parent1[v]=find_set1(parent1[v]);
    }
}

And your AC code surely works in C++20 too.
https://codeforces.com/contest/217/submission/151179650

And your WA code surely too not works in C++17
https://codeforces.com/contest/217/submission/151179740

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