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I completely agree with you!
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> competition. Even snacks they tend to distract more then help. Eat
> something high in proteins and Omega oils 3-4 hours before, then
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e bitsets of the devices are constant.
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When (approximately) will editorials for the Qualification be published?
Any idea?
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an O(N^4) solution. For names of length (10^6), I thought I'd
use 'long' instead of 'int', but the substring( ) function works only
for integers. What should I do in order to resolve this, if I intend
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Ok :)
On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 10:33 PM, wonjun wrote:
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> are very much different.
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gt; output using eclipsr run configurations.
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>> last 25 cases, number as Case#1: , Case#2
InputStreamReader and BufferedReader for i/o.
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Thanks a lot, Vexorian :)
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What is the best place to learn STL from? Most websites/tutorials are
really lame and I never learn much from them.
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1. Are you using 'mpz_class' as a generalisation of all classes of the gmp
library? I'm asking because in the tutorial they've used mpz_t. Will that
factorial code work if I use mpz_t as the return type instead of mpz_class?
2. Is usage of set() compulsory? Or can we use the normal way to initializ
I understand that making better algorithms wouldn't require us to use 'Big
Int Libraries'. However, I still want to know how I can use them in C++ so
that I can perform mathematical operations on very large integers. Can
someone please help? I don't have a good knowledge of templates, vectors as
su
Thanks a lot, Matan Nov! :) :)
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> > I tried to compute all possible gains, summed them, found the max.
> Worked too slow. Can you guys explain your methods?
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I tried to compute all possible gains, summed them, found the max. Worked
too slow. Can you guys explain your methods?
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Oh, awesome! :D
On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 4:51 PM, Malay Keshav wrote:
> They have used a binary search , since the function relating radius ,
> number of circles and the amount of paint was strictly non decreasing.
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I dont understad it either.
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I was seeing the solutions of the top 10 contestants for the large input of
Bull's Eye. They all seem to have used some method involving variables like
beginning,end and mid. Can anybody explain to me what method they've applied
exactly?
I just used basic maths to solve it. They seem to have use
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