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Given the head of a singly linked list and two positions m and n, reverse the nodes from position m to position n in place and return the new head.
Given a number of servers and a sequence of direct connection events between pairs of servers, answer whether two given servers are connected after each event, handling many connections and queries efficiently.
You are given a number of servers labeled 0 to n-1. Implement connect(a, b) to record a direct connection, and isConnected(a, b) to report whether two servers are in the same connected group. Both operations will be called many times, interleaved.
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Given the head of a singly linked list and two positions m and n, reverse the nodes from position m to position n in place and return the new head.
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