Determinate,if it's possible,p numbers of n binary digits,so any 2 of this numbers to match in exactly m positions.There must no be positions same digit to appear in all the p numbers.
Restrictions
1 <= p <= 25
1 <= n <= 25
1 <= m <= n
a number can start with 0.
If it's possible ,the result is 1,else 0.
Examples:
5 5 3 1 //first 3 are p,n,m and the last is result.
8 9 5 0
9 9 7 1
6 10 4 1
12 12 10 1
7 15 11 0
10 20 16 1
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