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throwaput··on Data structures and algorithms problems in C++ using STL
Yet I have only one idea - that we can permute the elements somehow (in a O(1) reversible way like a Gray code) so that the cycles would form something computable in O(n) time and O(1) space
throwaput··on Data structures and algorithms problems in C++ using STL
Even for power of two it's not correct, forget my statement about cycles.
throwaput··on Data structures and algorithms problems in C++ using STL
On the first glance the first problem seems quite impossible. For example, if n is power of two, then for each prime number < n there will be a cycle starting with that number. If n is not a power of two, I haven't yet seen any good explanation of cycles. Any hints? We can't use a or b in any way?