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By too_shy_to_ask_with_real, history, 12 months ago, In English

Problem source: (Codedrift June, Interviewbit)

Given an integer array X with size A. Initially all the elements of this array are 0. Given another integer array Y with the same size A, all the elements here are also 0. You have to handle three types of queries:

1 L R — Flip all elements from 0 to 1 and 1 to 0 in range L to R (inclusive) in array X

2 P — For every element i in [1, A], do: Y[i] += X[i] * P

3 J — Find Y[j]

A <= 10^5 and Q <= 10^5

Would really be great if you could provide approach or hint. Contest is over. Here's the link to contest.

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The problem is very similar to this.

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Operation 1 equivalent is 242E - XOR на отрезке. For operations 2 and 3 we can use lazy propagation.

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It is not over yet.

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Maybe off topic but how to solve the graph problem in this contest in which we have to divide the graph into subgraphs and maximise the result.

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