Hey! Does anybody know how to solve this? Given n segments, count how many pairs of segments have a common point. There are no 2 overlapping segments and the segments are can make any angle with the origin of the cartesian plane.
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How to count the intersections of n segments in n log n
Hey! Does anybody know how to solve this? Given n segments, count how many pairs of segments have a common point. There are no 2 overlapping segments and the segments are can make any angle with the origin of the cartesian plane.
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