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The range elimation is based on the vector after the element elimination.
For example, in the sample input:
6
1 4 6 2 8 9
2
2 4
The first elimination is to erase the 2nd element in the vector, which is 4. Then, based on the new vector {1 6 2 8 9}, we want to remove the range of 2~4, which means the 2nd and 3rd elements should be removed. Then 6 and 2 in the new vector are removed and we finally got {1 8 9} as the final result...
Hope the above help those who did not get what the problem asks us to code...
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I think the problem description is not clear...
The range elimation is based on the vector after the element elimination.
For example, in the sample input:
6
1 4 6 2 8 9
2
2 4
The first elimination is to erase the 2nd element in the vector, which is 4. Then, based on the new vector {1 6 2 8 9}, we want to remove the range of 2~4, which means the 2nd and 3rd elements should be removed. Then 6 and 2 in the new vector are removed and we finally got {1 8 9} as the final result...
Hope the above help those who did not get what the problem asks us to code...