I have been getting runtime error on test case 41. I have been trying to figure out the cause, even rewrote my code, but can't seem to understand why I am getting the error. Here's my code 150627419
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I have been getting runtime error on test case 41. I have been trying to figure out the cause, even rewrote my code, but can't seem to understand why I am getting the error. Here's my code 150627419
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Wild guess but.. I think you should not use 'return true' as your default value for sorting compare function. Because if two objects are identical, it should logically return false
yes u r right.Now it is giving TLE.The reason for TLE is that u only need to take distinct ci.Imagine if n=1e5 and all ci =1 then the for loop after sort will go for n*n time.
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Yes, that's why I figured that if I order the soldiers in order of their cost (minimum to maximum) and then by the product of di * hi (maximum to minimum). It should optimize the problem. Then when I am looping from 0 to n soldiers, if costlst[soldier's cost] >= soldier's (di * hi), I can skip them
I am a bit confused, shouldn't it return true if they are equal, as they don't need to swap
I tried it and it actually worked, but why?
yes i m also bit confused that why the cmp function return value result in RE.Did u got the logic behind the RE.
Well maybe this might help : https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/70237
or if you want more serious explanation : https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/45084