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Everything is fine.. but what is q here.??
i think q is used for number of series you want to print . Sample Input
2 0 2 10 5 3 5
here q=2 . which means 2 series. in 1st series a=0 b=2 n=10 and in 2nd a=5 b=3 c=5. i hope i m correct. (Newbie here)
yes you got it right
On the first series you have n and the second you have c? explain please
I think that is a typing error, in the second series the values are a=5, b=3 and n=5.
Hope this helps!!!!
for(int i=0;i
} System.out.println(sb.toString());
but actually what will be the equation will look like
in the given test case q=2 an in next q=3 i.e. a+q^0b+q^1b.....
It's super confusing, but "q" is taken care of for you and is actually called "t". Wtf! Yeah, I know.
no of test cases
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Everything is fine.. but what is q here.??
i think q is used for number of series you want to print . Sample Input
here q=2 . which means 2 series. in 1st series a=0 b=2 n=10 and in 2nd a=5 b=3 c=5. i hope i m correct. (Newbie here)
yes you got it right
On the first series you have n and the second you have c? explain please
I think that is a typing error, in the second series the values are a=5, b=3 and n=5.
Hope this helps!!!!
for(int i=0;i
but actually what will be the equation will look like
in the given test case q=2 an in next q=3 i.e. a+q^0b+q^1b.....
It's super confusing, but "q" is taken care of for you and is actually called "t". Wtf! Yeah, I know.
no of test cases