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Okay, this is strange. I'm used to being the 10^3+ person to post to a discussion thread on HR. Is there really this few people who've done this challenge? Anyway, I just got a solution working - the array manipulation wasn't difficult. To get the minimal circle, I applied Welzl's Algorithm.
In case anyone wants to take a look at my solution, it's here.
2 id l1 r1 l2 r2: Swap two consecutive fragments of the idth array, the first is from the lth1 number to the rth1, the second is from the lth2 number to the rth2;
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Rust solution completed.
Okay, this is strange. I'm used to being the 10^3+ person to post to a discussion thread on HR. Is there really this few people who've done this challenge? Anyway, I just got a solution working - the array manipulation wasn't difficult. To get the minimal circle, I applied Welzl's Algorithm.
In case anyone wants to take a look at my solution, it's here.
2 id l1 r1 l2 r2: Swap two consecutive fragments of the idth array, the first is from the lth1 number to the rth1, the second is from the lth2 number to the rth2;
please explain with an example if possible
In query of type 2, should we swap all elements of id'th array from l1 to r1 with elements from l2 to r2? Is r1-l1 == r2-l2 then?