#P1830. Bombing Analysis on Key Points
Bombing Analysis on Key Points
Bombing Analysis on Key Points
After a series of bombings, there are $y$ key points. The commander wants to know whether each point has been bombed. If a key point has been bombed, report how many times and in which round the last bombing occurred. If a key point was never bombed, output 0 0.
Input consists of an integer y
denoting the number of key points and an integer n
representing the number of bombing rounds. Each of the following n
lines starts with an integer m
indicating the number of bomb events in that round, followed by m
integers denoting the key point indices (1-indexed) that were bombed. For each key point, output two numbers on a new line: the total number of bombings it received and the round number during which it was last bombed.
All mathematical formulas must be in LaTeX format, for example $$y$$.
inputFormat
The first line contains two integers y
and n
separated by a space, where y
is the number of key points and n
is the number of bombing rounds. The next n
lines each begin with an integer m
(the number of bombings in that round) followed by m
integers representing the indices of key points that were bombed in that round. It is guaranteed that the indices are between 1 and y
.
outputFormat
Output y
lines. The i-th line should contain two integers separated by a space: the total number of times key point i was bombed and the round number when the last bomb dropped on key point i. If the key point was never bombed, output 0 0
.
sample
3 2
1 2
2 1 2
1 2
2 2
0 0