Submission #1002312

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10023123lektraCrocodile's Underground City (IOI11_crocodile)C++14
89 / 100
359 ms93376 KiB
#include <bits/stdc++.h> #include "crocodile.h" #define vi vector<long long int> #define vc vector #define pi pair<long long int, long long int> using namespace std; vc<vc<pi>> edg; // Edges, aka the corridors coming out from each room vc<pi> dis; // The two minimum distances found between 2 nodes. The fastest route will just be used to calculate the second fastest, which is the oke that will be used to obtain the other distances int fpath = -1e9-7; // Fastest path int u, c; // Amazing the amount of situations when a node and a cost can be useful void dijkstra(int k, int p[]){ priority_queue<pi> tv; // To Visit, not TeleVision or To Vandalize for(int i = 0; i < k; i++){ tv.push({0,p[i]}); dis[p[i]].first = 0; dis[p[i]].second = 0; } while(!tv.empty()){ u = tv.top().second; // The node being explored right now c = tv.top().first; // The cost to get to u tv.pop(); if(dis[u].second>c){continue;} // If this path is worse then why bother if(u == 0){ fpath = max(fpath, c); continue;} for(pi p : edg[u]){ // p.first = cost, p.second = node the path leads to if (p.first + c > dis[p.second].second){ if (p.first + c > dis[p.second].first){ dis[p.second].second = dis[p.second].first; dis[p.second].first = p.first + c;} else{ dis[p.second].second = p.first + c;} tv.push({dis[p.second].second, p.second}); } } } } int travel_plan(int N, int M, int R[][2], int L[], int K, int P[]){ edg = vc<vc<pi>>(N); for(int i = 0; i < M; i++){ edg[R[i][0]].push_back({-L[i],R[i][1]}); edg[R[i][1]].push_back({-L[i],R[i][0]});} dis = vc<pi>(N,{-1e9-7,-1e9-7}); dijkstra(K,P); return -fpath;}
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