Hello guys , I am having trouble solving this problem
You can read problem statement here also.
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So , any hint to solve this problem will be grateful.
Thanks in advance :)
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Hello guys , I am having trouble solving this problem
You can read problem statement here also.
You are playing a game consisting of n planets. Each planet has a teleporter to another planet (or the planet itself).
Your task is to process q queries of the form: when you begin on planet x and travel through k teleporters, which planet will you reach?
n , q can be upto 2.10^5.
k can be upto 10^9.
So , any hint to solve this problem will be grateful.
Thanks in advance :)
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Hey this is a classic Binary Lifting problem.
my own explanation for me
See if you can understand it and try the problem on ur own. Cheers
Hey bro , Here is what I had tried.
Detect all cycles and keep track of all cycles where each node in cycle is given node no.
then for node x in query , if x is already part of some cycle then it's very easy to ans. the kth node.
but for case where node isn't part of any cycle , I tried binary lifting on inverted tree (in which edge causing cycles are erased.) FOR THIS CASE , I am unable to code.
I was thinking on exactly same line. Though a pure binary lifting approach works.