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Yep, StreamTokenizer got me an Accepted in 0.9 seconds, unbelievable, I never would've thought that scanning the input could make such a difference, but from now on, whenever I see a problem where the input might be enormous, I'll use StreamTokenizer instead of Scanner... For the last time (in this ...

Can't believe it... You were right, I used a BufferedReader, made splits in the Strings and used parseInt's instead of simply using a Scanner and I got Accepted with 1.6 seconds... :o It's not a marvelous timing, but for Java it's good enough... Thanks, it's really boring when you're sure you're ...

Oh, sorry about that, first time in this forum... But thanks about the advise, I'll try that, it makes sense...

It doesn't makes sense... I'm using Union Find to solve this problem, I use both union by rank and path compression, I tried to optimize the algorithm as much as I could, but I still get TLE! The only thing I can see that's making this slower is Java, but there have been some Accepted's with Java ...