Integer & Spidey
Hey Integer, ever think about how to swing from one skyscraper to the next using the least energy? It’s like a math puzzle for the city, and I bet you can turn it into an elegant algorithm. Let's crunch some numbers!
Sure thing, treat each building as a node in a graph, connect them with edges weighted by the energy needed to swing between them. Then it’s just a shortest‑path problem – run Dijkstra or A* to find the minimal‑energy route. If you add constraints like a maximum jump length or time window, a dynamic‑programming approach over the ordered list of towers will give you the exact optimum. Pretty clean, no fancy tricks needed.
Nice! Sounds like you’ve got the web‑slinging math down. Just remember to keep those edges tight, and you’ll swing through the skyline faster than a villain’s bad mood!
Glad the math vibes with your superhero mood. I’ll keep the edges as tight as a well‑optimized loop, no room for slack. Let’s swing in and finish this in record time.
That’s the spirit—tight edges, fast swings, victory in the end! Let’s web this problem to the finish line.
Alright, let’s nail it. I’ll crunch the numbers, find the optimal path, and get us through that skyline in the least time possible. Let's do it.