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Contest |
Type |
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Tutorial |
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| 2171 | Kuro and GCD and XOR and SUM | binary search bitmasks brute force data structures dp dsu greedy math number theory strings trees | Statement | D | Codeforces Round 482 (Div. 2) {979} | PROGRAMMING | 1750.0 | Codeforces Round #482 (Div. 2) Editorial | 2200 |
| 5803 | Necklace Assembly | binary search brute force dp greedy number theory | Statement | E | Codeforces Round 650 (Div. 3) {1367} | PROGRAMMING | Codeforces Round #650 (Div. 3) Editorial | ||
| 7706 | Chopping Carrots (Easy Version) | binary search brute force constructive algorithms dp greedy number theory | Statement | D1 | Codeforces Round 809 (Div. 2) {1706} | PROGRAMMING | 1000.0 | Codeforces Round #809 Editorial |