Below is the discussion thread to discuss all doubts/alternative solutions/better explanations for Problem D of Round #704.
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Can someone please explain the proof to-
It's not difficult to prove that the answer does not exist when k>a+b−2.How to solve if the condition that $$$k<=a$$$ is not met?
same question how to solve for k<=a???
please help
Suppose TC is 3,4,2 Make the string x as 1110000 and y as 1110001 then just change the x[a+b-1-k] to 1 and you will get the required answer link to my solution , It is very easy to understand for k<=x https://codeforces.com/contest/1492/submission/108304677
Why do people downvote it? That's what cf needs, discussion threads for the problems
perhaps they think this discussion should under
Announcement of Codeforces Round #704 (Div. 2)？I saw that lots of coders always discuss problems under the announcement of the contest
https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/88129
Sorry,I didn't see it.
I agree with you.
It's good only when it is official. I mean say a lot of people start separate discussion threads, then it will be a lot of choas.