Pankaj kumar's submissions
Lost Primes

ID Date/Time Problem Result Time Mem Lang
156784 10:49 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
0.652.5M C++ 4.0.0-8 View Solution
156783 10:47 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.5M C++ 4.0.0-8 View Solution
156781 10:47 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
0.592.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156779 10:45 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
0.592.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156724 09:43 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156714 09:31 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156708 09:27 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156679 07:58 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.5M C++ 4.0.0-8 View Solution
156678 07:58 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.5M C++ 4.0.0-8 View Solution
156676 07:55 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
3.762.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156673 07:51 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
3.712.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution
156667 07:38 AM Jan 2nd Lost Primes
-2.6M C++ 4.3.2 View Solution

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