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|n| means the length of n as a binary string is less than or equal to 10^5. This doesnt guarentee that it can be expressee as an integer in Python

Is it fine now? The first thing $1 \leq |n| \leq 10^5$ looks to be right.

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Hm.... How so, because $2 \cdot 10^5$ for 15 tests requires performance right. My solution has 26 NlogN operations. When I made it 15 tests of length 1 million, mine took ~7 seconds and yours took 12 probably because of recursion, but the time complexity is pretty similar.

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Hi, what do you think about the suggestion that the input should be an integer rather than binary string?

Binary strings are more suitable for the problem, but I'm open for this suggestion if more people think so.

Changed both description, fixed tests, and random tests.

Please reset the problem (updated test cases).