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Codeforces Round #555 (Div. 3) Editorial
By vovuh, history, 3 years ago, In English

1157A - Reachable Numbers

Idea: BledDest

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1157B - Long Number

Idea: BledDest

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1157C1 - Increasing Subsequence (easy version)

Idea: MikeMirzayanov

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1157C2 - Increasing Subsequence (hard version)

Idea: MikeMirzayanov

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1157D - N Problems During K Days

Idea: MikeMirzayanov

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1157E - Minimum Array

Idea: vovuh

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1157F - Maximum Balanced Circle

Idea: MikeMirzayanov

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1157G - Inverse of Rows and Columns

Idea: vovuh

This is the comment about the quadratic solution. Thank you so much for mentioning this fact, STommydx!

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The editorial for Problem G looks like a little the editorial of Problem F

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    Thank you for mentioning, I just forgot to fix this place :)

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it was a greedy contest :D Good round by the way

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My solution problem D after contest(sad): 1)Find minimum first element with binary search 2) let's get maximum suffix, when we can add 1 for all numbers on segment, do it, while exist this is segment 3) end O(nLogn), and write easy

https://codeforces.com/contest/1157/submission/53393728

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In problem "A" we don't need to store reachable numbers ,As soon as we hit a number less than 10 we add 9 to our counter and stop

Nice problems btw
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1157D — N Problems During K Days can be solved simply by putting $$$1,2,\dots,k$$$ initially and then trying to put $$$(n-(k*(k+1)/2))/k$$$ elements in each, and then from reverse order adding as many elements in each position as possible, without considering special cases separately.

You can go through my submission for clear understanding.

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In problem number B, why we are not checking the digits which comes after the first digit which become less after replacing.

for example 
if a = 13373
and f[] = {1, 2, 5, 4, 6, 6, 3, 1, 9};
then the correct answer is 15573 but why not 15575;
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    The problem mentions a contiguous subsegment and the operation can be performed at most once.

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Anyone help me in finding the cause of TLE in Problem D in my solution.

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    "erase" for vector works in linear time of size of the whole vector

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      And what about erase in multiset?

      Is there any way that I can still use vector and solve the problem. I know that using multiset will make it very easy but still as a matter of knowing.

      BTW, Thanks for the reply buddy !!

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        You can’t use vector.erase for this problem. unless you want to code yourself a multiset libary for vectors, multiset is the only way to solve the problem in AC time, which erases elements from the container at log(n) time.

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This problem also has a solution like D:

https://www.codechef.com/SNCK1B19/problems/MAXPRODU

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please help me...y its showing error in test case 15 always!!!

https://codeforces.com/contest/1157/submission/53440011

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    make it a habit to write long codes, your is too short to get accepted

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Does anyone have a solution for problem E which does not involve STL structures, specifically without using multiset,set,map or multimap ?

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Help me out in finding TLE in my Solution for Problem C

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In problem E, why "lower_bound(m.begin(), m.end(), val)" gives TLE 53488500 and "m.lower_bound(val)" got Accepted 53488794 ?

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Problem D: "Then if nn != k — 1 or k = 1 then this answer is correct."

Any explanation for this ?

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For problem 1157c1, what if the input is

7 7 4 5 6 3 2 1

The solution code out puts 5 RRRRL But if I discard 7 and take the subsequence [4 5 6 3 2 1],it's possible to get a strictly increasing subsequence of size 6, right?

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When is the next div3?

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What's wrong with my solution for problem B? https://codeforces.com/contest/1157/submission/53566680 I am getting wrong answer on test case 7

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I solved D in a different way. Mine

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I'm kind of late, but problem D can be easily (more or less) solved by binary searching the first element, and then binary searching every other element as well, from left to right, so that the minimum possible sum is <= n and the maximum possible sum is >= n. My submission

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Nice Problem Set.

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For the D problem, I just initialized array to 1,2,...,K then added (S — (K * (K + 1)) / 2) / N to every element in the array, and then just distributed (S — (K * (K + 1)) / 2) % N from the behind appropriately. Just wondering why there were so less submissions for this problem?

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How to solve problem Minimum Array using segment trees??

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    I solved with segment tree, so I will try to explain my solution:

    First we need to sort B array, to be able to find some index j for each $$$A_i$$$ such that $$$A_i + B_l \lt n$$$ for all $$$l \lt j$$$, and $$$A_i + B_r \ge n$$$ for all $$$r \ge j$$$. We'll have only one index j for each $$$A_i$$$, because $$$max(A) + max(B) < 2n$$$.

    After that we can divide B array in two parts and find the best among these greedly, using segment tree here to get minimum, and then updating the used element to not be taken more than once.

    Submission

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can anyone please tell why my recursive solution for c2 gives tle ? I think my solution too has the same time complexity as the editorial's .

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Guys can someone help me understand why http://codeforces.com/contest/1157/submission/53985650 gives wrong results on test case 9

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Your code here...

//why it doesn't work for problem B

include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std; int main() { char x[10]; int n,i,f=0,t1,t2; string p; cin >> n; cin >> p; for(i=1;i<=9;i++) cin >> x[i]; for(i=0;i<p.size();i++) { t1=p[i]-'0'; t2=x[t1]-'0'; // cout << t1 << " " << t2 << endl; if(t2>t1) { p[i]=x[t1]; f=1; } else if(f==1) { break; }

} cout << p << endl;

}

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/*what's going on the problem C2 it give the right answer for test case 1 in online compiler but in the cf compiler shows wrong answer.I submitted this code in gnu c++17 */ https://codeforces.com/contest/1157/submission/61860615

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can anyone tell me mathematical proof of E i just wanted to know why finding greater element is optimal than finding lesser value element if n-a[i] is not found

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    It is because for any $$$k\geq n-a[i]$$$ and any $$$0\leq b < n-a[i]$$$, you will have $$$(a[i]+k) \mod n \leq a[i] + (n-1) \mod n < a[i] \leq a[i]+b < n$$$.

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In problem E first I used a sorted vector to store the elements of array b and used lower_bound+erase operations to find the appropriate element for the current a[i]. But it gave TLE on test 16. But when I used multiset instead of vector it passed all the tests. Can anyone explain why vector solution gave TLE?

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    This is because erase function in vector works in linear time(n), but in set or multiset, the data is already sorted so it works in constant time.o(1).

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Can anyone explain wtf is problem A?

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