We can find out the length of the LIS but the elements involved in the LIS might not always be true with this solution. for input { 2,4,6,8,1} the LIS will be {2,4,6,8} but the nlogn solution will give us the LIS as {1,4,6,8} which is not correct. The nlogn solution can only be used when we require only the length of the LIS and not the elements involved in it.
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Understood sir.
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We can find out the length of the LIS but the elements involved in the LIS might not always be true with this solution. for input { 2,4,6,8,1} the LIS will be {2,4,6,8} but the nlogn solution will give us the LIS as {1,4,6,8} which is not correct. The nlogn solution can only be used when we require only the length of the LIS and not the elements involved in it.
Yes correct. Its only for finding length of LIS.
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