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CSES Java TLE??
By big_boy_coder, history, 3 months ago, In English

For a few of the CSES Sorting and Searching problems, such as Apartments, Concert Tickets, and Traffic Lights, and Movie Festival 2, I can't avoid TLE on the largest testcases in java.

Here is code for Movie Festival 2, https://ideone.com/AKdglG

I am using bufferedreader already, but CSES time limit seems to strict. Any tips? Or should I accept my fate as a java user and not care since CF and other platforms don't have 1sec limits?

 
 
 
 
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3 months ago, # |
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I have had the same fate as you. In many of the CSES problems the simple streamReader IO is not enough, you will need to implement buffered reading yourself, I used the 4th code from here https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/fast-io-in-java-in-competitive-programming/ , that has so far gotten most codes ac'ed in CSES for me.

Also to people downvoting, I don't see any reason this question should be downvoted. If you think it's a copy of an old question, the minimum you could do before downvoting is post a link to an old question, no?

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2 months ago, # |
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I used PriorityQueue for 'Apartments' problem. It worked

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5 weeks ago, # |
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Having the same issue here, hopefully pllk can make a change for this.

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3 weeks ago, # |
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I've avoided some TLEs by taking out the multiple print statementsand appending to a StringBuilder instead. Then I print just once at the very end.

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3 weeks ago, # |
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https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/67743?#comment-694976 pllk?

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