How my friends submission 80262789 for this problem 913A - Modular Exponentiation is accepted? Here 1 ≤ n ≤ 10^8 and he used pow() function for the value of 2^n.
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My friend's submission 120906590 is showing AC but I think it should be wrong answer for test cases like
1005 1005
If I'm not wrong please add some more cases.
In this submission 104338791 of mine there is an array named sufmn.But later I declared a vector also named sufmn and it caused no problem.Can anyone please explain this?
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