Hi codeforces! Is there any theory about what pruning is and how to use it?
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Hi codeforces! Is there any theory about what pruning is and how to use it?
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Pruning is one of the important algorithms for codeforces and other programming platforms as it is very very very very good.
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Here is some explanation at the end of the page about this problem, which can be solved by pruning. You can get some idea of how pruning works. Here is the video solution for a more concrete idea.
Thank you so much!