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same algo but got TLE in java whereas got accepted in C++
By ronaldocr7, history, 5 years ago, In English

contest :-- https://codeforces.net/contest/1174 question 2nd link :-- https://codeforces.net/contest/1174/problem/B

I have the same logic like various other contestants have used but I got TLE on test case number 63 as i had used JAVA whereas others have used C++. this is a very disappointing for me and i am not getting the logic behind this. Everyone knows that JAVA is bit slow than C++ but this is not acceptable that u change your logic or thinking process on this fact My submitted cod is 55027519: please anyone explain me why this happened;

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Because Java .sort is O(N^2) in worst case.

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    then what should i do in this scenario; should i think of switching langugage because what can u do inspite of using the built in sort function. don't site should take this into consideration before setting time limits

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I used smth like:

List sequence = Arrays.asList(a); Collections.sort(sequence);

tests were ok.

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I to got a TLE. So we are supposed to use Wrapper class. huh!!

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    yah i got accepted using Wrapper Class [submission:https://codeforces.net/contest/1174/submission/55051982]

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