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Hi!
I've found this strange thing(maybe not that strange who already knows it). Can anyone explain why this takes less time and memory complexity in C++14 and C++17 compilers than in the C++20 compiler? I've attached the time and memory complexity of this problem below.
I implemented this code in contest time. 111405426 Problem link: Planar Reflections But during contest time my code didn't run on codeblocks. But after the contest, I submitted the code and it got AC!!! Does it have any valid explanation? Thanks in advance.
