Given a weighted tree , solve q queries , each query is of form "u v" , return maximum edge weight lying on path from node u to node v. 1<=n<1e5 , 1<=q<=1e5
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this is the easiest general binary lifting subroutine problem. just take problems from https://codeforces.net/blog/entry/100826