This is just unfair that my PyPy submission got TLE! Can this be reviewed?
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This is just unfair that my PyPy submission got TLE! Can this be reviewed?
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skill issue
because python is slow. I also got TLE on test 42 214898344, and the C++ code is Accepted 215049350
Its not an issue related to python slowness, but its related to hash collisions being o(n^2)
sort the array before you use counter and it should pass.
https://codeforces.net/contest/1850/submission/215081606 Passes in 200 ms
nice, new knowledge, thank you
WOW! it worked! can you please give a brief explanation on why this is the case? How does sorting the array decrease hash collisions? very counter intuitive !
I tried the same for G as i also used a dictionaries there. it passed test case 14 but unfortunately it still got TLE on test 17. Is there anything i could do with that? Problem G submission
can u explain why sorting the list reduced the runtime?
People have designed the testcase to cause hash collision resulting in n^2. If you sort the array you get rid of the hash collision as elements are inserted in a different order, resulting in o(n)