I have recently read tutorial on dsu on trees in codeforces (Arpa's Blog).See this blog.(Specifically,the one titled easy to code in O(nlogn))I couldn't understand how the time complexity of it is O(nlogn).Please ,someone explain me!
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I have recently read tutorial on dsu on trees in codeforces (Arpa's Blog).See this blog.(Specifically,the one titled easy to code in O(nlogn))I couldn't understand how the time complexity of it is O(nlogn).Please ,someone explain me!
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But , one thing which I couldn't understand is that when we make the vector pointer point to the vector pointer corresponding to the largest set, is that taking O(n) time or O(1) time!
It's $$$O(1)$$$. Pointer is just a number that shows where the real vector is in the computer's memory. No data is being copied.