Hi, I'm kindly asking, how does this submission* can pass the test, meanwhile the worst case scenario can be O(N*Q)?
submission: https://codeforces.net/contest/2002/submission/275820009
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test cases arent strong enough
What is meant by strong & weak test cases ?? I'm beginner & have heard this on many other platforms as well. Can you explain ?
a test case is strong when it makes your solution run in worst case time complexity
Ah, Ok. Thanks !!