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GeezerVison is showing rulcode.com — Binary Lifting Visualizer & Solution | Rulcode Fetching algorithms... Loading problem details... 65. Binary LiftingHard Topics Hint Understand Before CodingVisualize This ProblemOpen Visualizer Draw Your ApproachDraw Example 1:Input: graph = [[1, 2], [0], [0]], node = 1, k = 1Output: 0Explanation: The 1st ancestor of node 1 is node 0. Example 2:Input: graph = [[1, 2], [0, 3], [0], [1]], node1 = 3, node2 = 2Output: 0Explanation: The Lowest Common Ancestor of node 3 and node 2 is node 0. Example 3:Input: graph = [[],[0],[0],[1,6,7],[5],[4,10],[3,8,9],[3],[6],[6],[5,11],[10],[13],[12],[15],[14],[]], node = 11, k = 4Output: 0Explanation: The 4th ancestor of node 11 is node 0. Constraints:
Time Complexity O(log n) Space Complexity O(n log n) Code Runner is not available for this problem. |
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