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back to boardWow Very fun and interesting problem. Although, before solving it I wrote a playable version, which was pretty hard to solve by hand (brain). The problem itself isn't that hard. You don't need any deep mathematical knowledge. Just think about what the move (cross xor) means and find its relation to consequent moves player can make. It's then pretty easy to formulate several theorems that let you write an O(n^2) solution. |
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