The attempt: 196181712
The Loop:
long long cnt = 1e12;
long long A = 0;
while (cnt--) {
A++;
}
I am trying to know how many operations of each type I can execute in 1 second on Codeforces, it was supposed to be trivial but lol, does anyone know how to calculate this on my own, or what am I doing wrong in my code?
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Compiler optimizes it to
A=1e12Thanks, I was wondering why this wasn't happening locally
Compile with -O2 flag. You have to tell the compiler to turn on the optimizations.
Yeah i know now that CodeForces uses the optimization flags
This is because Codeforces secretly has quantum supercomputers which can do 1e18 operations per second. The thing is that it does 1e18 operations only when you intentionally try to get TLE.
This!