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| Problem B: Blind Sorting | |
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| I am a polar bear. But I am not just an ordinary polar bear. Yes I am extra ordinary! I love to play with numbers. One day my very good friend Mr. Panda came to me, and challenged me to solve a puzzle. He blindfolded me, and said that I have n distinct numbers. What I can ask is whether a’th number is larger than b’th number and he will answer me properly. What I have to do is to find out the largest and second largest number. I thought for a while and said “Come on, I will do it in minimum number of comparison.” 
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| There will be a non-negative integer, n in each of the line of input where n is as described above. n will be less than any 10 digit prime number and not less than the smallest prime. 
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| For each n, output number of questions that I have to ask Mr. Panda in the worst case. 
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| Sample Input | Output for Sample Input | 
| 2 4 | 1 4 | 
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| Problem Setter: Mahbubul Hasan Special Thanks: Shamim Hafiz | |